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 1      III|    for the sick girl.”~ ~This explanation changed Bibiaine’s consternation
 2        V| resolve to go away without an explanation, and he hung around the
 3       IX|       a position a sufficient explanation of the strangest and wildest
 4       XI| hesitated— “before a truthful explanation.”~ ~Such an expression from
 5      XIV|      not to be deceived by an explanation like this. Still she added:~ ~“
 6     XVII|  vouchsafing a single word of explanation, took her with her to the
 7     XVII|       Escorval came to ask an explanation from his friend. She saw
 8    XVIII|       Nothing; he refuses any explanation.”~ ~“And you, father, with
 9     XXIV|    done?~ ~He had no time for explanation or reflection; with each
10      XXV|     abbe and Maurice found an explanation of this evident terror on
11     XXIX|       reproaches, or an angry explanation. Not a word. He listened
12      XXX|        he remarked, by way of explanation.~ ~Then he made an energetic
13   XXXIII|          This was a plausible explanation, still it did not satisfy
14    XXXVI|     not been deceived by your explanation. Self-interest alone has
15       XL| Martial did not vouchsafe any explanation; he did not even mention
16      XLI|    questioned, what plausible explanation could you give?”~ ~“What
17    XLVII|     committed suicide?~ ~This explanation recurred to him, but he
18    XLVII|       resolved to obtain some explanation of it, cost what it might.~ ~“
19    XLVII|    reposing, that he asked an explanation.~ ~“She was infamously poisoned
20   XLVIII|      to invent some plausible explanation.~ ~To confess all! It would
21     XLIX|       had it not been for the explanation given by the grooms.~ ~“
22       LI|       It was such a plausible explanation that Martial took no further
23      LII|    the hope of obtaining some explanation from this country youth.~ ~“
24       LV|       without another word of explanation, he dragged his companion