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 1       II|       a modest and comfortable future! But what folly it is to
 2       II|        it is to count upon the future. Thirty years ago, who could
 3        V|      Providence, and faced the future, threatening though it was,
 4      VII|      full of confidence in the future.~ ~“Ah! it is good to be
 5     VIII|    dreams of his life, all his future plans, were based upon his
 6       XI|        life, when one’s entire future depends upon a word, or
 7      XII|     experience, I will, in the future, be as timid as I have been
 8      XIV|       thought—a thought of her future, and of her happiness, filled
 9      XXV|      in regard to Marie-Anne’s future, and he now thought only
10      XXV| terrified,” she faltered. “The future of shame that I saw—that
11   XXVIII|       past. Time flies and the future is ominous.”~ ~As he spoke,
12     XXIX| sacrifice his ambition and his future for her sake.~ ~And the
13     XXIX|    which shall be yours in the future, I will compel you to forget
14      XXX| obliged to reside in London in future. Then farewell to the projects
15     XXXV|        danger, the threatening future, all combined to lend a
16    XXXVI|      her happiness, and of her future, she had not even saved
17    XXXVI|   knows what compensations the future may have in store for us!”~ ~
18    XXXIX|        ruined, their political future.~ ~But, on the other hand,
19       XL|    that is a good idea! In the future I shall be infinitely less
20     XLIV|   fortune, the present and the future— even his daughter’s honor—
21      XLV|         and be more careful in future. Another blunder like this,
22     XLVI|        with joy. Fears for the future no longer disquieted him,
23    XLVII|      had vanished. In the near future he saw the baron declared
24   XLVIII|         and make plans for the future, seemed to her incomprehensible.~ ~“
25      LII|  dangerous game upon which her future peace depended. Chupin,
26      LII|  enable one almost to read the future, he resumed:~ ~“I know Jean
27       LV|     seen a rival, or rather, a future master, in Lecoq had betrayed
28       LV| obliged to take my revenge; my future depended upon it, and I