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993. Indifîerently ; long pause after 992. 1052. Long pause before 1053.

T087-1092. Weeping; looking heavenward.

1 1 39. aspire, — emphasized.

1 1 53-1 1 54. Hands uplifted.

1161-1162. Calmly,

II 77. Polyeucte sighs.

12 19. Striking his breast. 1235-1252. Hoarse cries of "Ah!"from Polyeucte during thèse

lines.

1 253-1 266. Pauline in Polyeucte's arms. 1288. Pointing heavenward.

1 298. Long pause before 1 299.

141 1 et seq. In a low voice, confidentially. 1533. Violently.

1 580-1 583. Passionately.

1607. Throwing herself upon her knees.

1631-1634. Passionately.

1646. Kneeling.

1 668. déteste, — stamping.

1673. Hands uplifted.

1682. Throwing herself into Polyeucte's arms. 17 19. Enters hastily, with disheveled hair; leans upon the

door.

1727. Throwing herself upon her knees.

1762. Angrily.

1 791-1794. Omitted.

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