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 1        I|     sometimes read the papers, checked them by saying:~ ~“Take
 2       IX|     and bear her away; but she checked him by a single look.~ ~“
 3       XI|      The thought of Anne-Marie checked him.~ ~He reflected upon
 4     XIII|      become very devout.”~ ~He checked himself; the carriage had
 5       XX|        the room.~ ~He suddenly checked himself, put on his uniform,
 6     XXII|       been for Marie-Anne, who checked some peasants as they were
 7     XXII|  descend.”~ ~Her former friend checked her.~ ~“No,” said she, “
 8      XXV|        the elbow from the abbe checked him.~ ~The abbe drew his
 9    XXVII|     his thought, but the baron checked him.~ ~“Do not try to defend
10     XXIX|        M. de Sairmeuse’s mind, checked the still more insulting
11     XXXI|        Lacheneur, and suddenly checked himself.~ ~Unfortunately,
12    XLIII|     malicious remarks, but she checked him by a gesture.~ ~“So
13      LII| deceive him, but the detective checked her.~ ~“First of all,” he