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 1      III|      rebellion alarms you, will quietly sink out of sight.”~ ~Such
 2       IV|         And I,” said the other, quietly, “am Maurice d’Escorval.”~ ~
 3       VI|         Go,” replied the baron, quietly; “but if it is anything,
 4     XIII| Mademoiselle,” replied Martial, quietly.~ ~“Is she not remarkably
 5    XXIII|       your life here,” he said, quietly. “Your life belongs to the
 6    XXIII|     imperilled, and my son goes quietly to bed without even assuring
 7    XXVII|       arrested while conversing quietly upon the public highway.
 8   XXVIII|           Let us go,” she said, quietly.~ ~But the corporal did
 9     XXIX| Monsieur le Marquis,” she said, quietly.~ ~“Ah! Marie-Anne, I am
10     XXXI|      the guest who was sleeping quietly under his roof, a thirst
11   XXXIII|     would do better to leave me quietly at my inn.”~ ~“What do you
12   XXXVII|        laid down the paper, and quietly went out.~ ~“What is it?”