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 1        I|              A shudder traversed the crowd. The same fear stopped the
 2        I|        curiosity and anxiety led the crowd toward him.~ ~“Ah, well,
 3      VII|              promenading through the crowd with a proud and self-satisfied
 4     XXII|        disturbance.~ ~“I see a great crowd of peasants on the hill;
 5     XXII|     suspected the intentions of this crowd of men.~ ~But Marie-Anne’
 6     XXII|              discontent pervaded the crowd at the Croix d’Arcy; and
 7     XXII|              of the opinion that the crowd should disperse; others
 8    XXIII|            shots, fired into a dense crowd of fifteen hundred men,
 9    XXIII|             Lacheneur. In the little crowd was the abbe, gloomy and
10      XXV|            the Duc de Sairmeuse.~ ~A crowd had gathered about the door.
11      XXV|          soldiery who drove back the crowd, which gathered again to
12    XXVII|             had expected to find the crowd too great for the hall,
13    XXVII|      Montaignac, I was assailed by a crowd of armed brigands. While
14    XXXIV|        hastened there, followed by a crowd of wondering guests, who,
15    XXXVI|              you will be lost in the crowd. I have more than one friend
16  XXXVIII| drawing-rooms and passed through the crowd of astonished guests, Jean
17    XXXIX|       prudent not to mingle with the crowd.~ ~He bowed in passing before
18    XXXIX|      denouement had taken place.~ ~A crowd of servants surrounded the
19    XXXIX|        adversary? No. He will find a crowd of assassins. You alone
20      XLI|            from the inn, she found a crowd awaiting her with open mouths
21      LIV|             even pale when the noisy crowd came to hoot and curse and
22      LIV|         foremost rank, urging on the crowd.”~ ~And he wished to see.~ ~
23      LIV|         where there was, as usual, a crowd of vehicles.~ ~It was the
24      LIV|           white.~ ~Emerging from the crowd of carriages, the driver