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 1       VI|       with her fortune and her new rank.~ ~And the baroness
 2       XI| rapacious individuals had some new demand to make.~ ~“I thought,”
 3     XVII|    less astonished.~ ~“Of what new freak is this doleful face
 4     XXIX|        was about to offer some new objection when his son interrupted
 5      XXX|        they incarcerating some new prisoner, or were they stationing
 6    XXXIV|    sparkled in the eyes of the new Marquise de Sairmeuse, there
 7      XLI|   absolutely nothing.”~ ~“Some new danger threatens us.”~ ~“
 8     XLIV|        has~ ~given an entirely new, and certainly surprising,
 9     XLIV|     pardon.~ ~“If he desires a new trial, I will give him a
10    XLVII|    convey M. d’Escorval to his new home.~ ~The worthy man’s
11    XLVII|      is saved, he is granted a new trial, and there can be
12     XLIX|    gone by.~ ~Acquitted at his new trial, restored to the possession
13        L|  lifted from her breast. But a new idea, which was to grow,
14        L|    that she preferred.~ ~These new joys awakened many strange
15       LI|        to entertain hopes of a new and better life, when one
16      LII|     Blanche was listening to a new book which Aunt Medea was
17      LII|       the name and rank of his new clients was but child’s
18      LII|      There was constantly some new invention, as if he found
19      LIV|      well.~ ~But there were no new revelations, and for this