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 1      III|       in their exile.~ ~On the contrary, he had received, in exchange
 2       XI|        will be my duty, on the contrary, to render you thanks, if
 3      XXV|     offender; the duke, on the contrary, was inclined to be indulgent.~ ~
 4   XXXIII|   wealth like that. If, on the contrary, I have done well, let them
 5       XL|       for it.~ ~“Never, on the contrary, have I felt more calm and
 6       XL|     lips.~ ~“I believe, on the contrary, that I have saved them,”
 7     XLII|       be so, all proofs to the contrary notwithstanding.~ ~But one
 8    XLIII|     Sairmeuse might say to the contrary, Blanche regarded this story
 9   XLVIII| singular assurance; “I, on the contrary, have an idea that I shall
10       LI|      have had no wages; on the contrary, I was expected to be grateful
11      LII|     try to convince him to the contrary. It was better that he should
12       LV|      not allow me——”~ ~“On the contrary,” interrupted the judge, “
13       LV|       gave me no orders to the contrary, you may go in.”~ ~Lecoq