gentleness,

Which since have steaded much; so, of his gentleness,

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"Amedee," said she, looking at the young man with a serious gentleness,

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"It is not why you should," his wife said with studied gentleness,

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Which since have steaded [378-49] much; so, of his gentleness,

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"He might have been," said the young Countess with grave gentleness,

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Which since have steaded much; so, of his gentleness,

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He knew the significance of her voice; displeasure was in its gentleness,

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I went far to make it worse, since, under the spell of her gentleness,

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"Now, mother," said she in a voice of determined gentleness,

Stories of a Western Town Octave Thanet 1892

"I cannot think it well for anyone to believe in a lie," said Aubrey slowly, taken aback despite himself by Gherardi's sudden gentleness,

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