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 1       II|        moment when they might be realized.~ ~He married Martha Barrois,
 2       IX|      peasants that Maurice fully realized the horror of Lacheneur’
 3       IX|      face.~ ~Reason returned; he realized the enormity of his suspicions,
 4       XI|      then to indignation, as she realized his marvellous audacity.~ ~
 5     XIII|           Her presentiments were realized. It was, indeed, Mlle. Lacheneur
 6     XXIV|       could hear and see all. He realized the imprudence of which
 7    XXVII|       persevered even while they realized the utter uselessness of
 8     XXXI|          discovery; and he fully realized how difficult it would be
 9     XXXI| courageously.~ ~Alas! he had not realized how exhausted he had become
10    XXXII|        do this the prisoners had realized (since they had succeeded)
11  XXXVIII|         disappointed; and now he realized what a terrible scandal
12      XLI|  sinister apprehensions were not realized; he, too, began to regain
13     XLII|        the following Sunday, she realized the futility of her efforts.~ ~
14        L|   prediction, and whether it was realized or not mattered little to
15      LII|       But the following week she realized the extent of her imprudence.
16     LIII|        enterprise, from which he realized a fortune of one hundred
17      LIV|        threatened. Still Martial realized that it would be better
18      LIV|         his soul, for he vaguely realized the frightful suffering
19       LV|         was very unlikely. Lecoq realized it all too well.~ ~“Could