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 1       II|        was seated tremble by a violent blow of his fist.~ ~“And
 2       XX|        He gave the bell-rope a violent pull; a valet appeared.~ ~“
 3    XXIII|       suit a man of the duke’s violent temperament, a man who was
 4    XXIII|  profound surprise, and a more violent desire to laugh.~ ~“I think
 5     XXIV|       to save the father.”~ ~A violent peal of the bell attached
 6      XXV|    himself about despatches. A violent altercation was going on
 7    XXVII|    main force, in spite of his violent resistance.~ ~All this occupied
 8     XXXI|            Bewildered by these violent adjurations, and urged on
 9     XXXV|        him from attempting any violent effort. Prudently, but with
10  XXXVIII|       knew Martial’s proud and violent nature, he did not resent
11  XXXVIII|        his usual caution. By a violent effort he recovered his
12      XLV|   exclaimed, feigning the most violent anger. “Oh! you will see.
13    XLVII| submissive; we suddenly became violent and intractable. We made
14      LII|     Clapard, to whom he took a violent fancy, and although she
15      LIV|     scarcely done so, before a violent knocking was heard at the
16      LIV|  assailant, he gave him such a violent push that his adversary