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 1 1 |       which stands before a window~looking into the garden, is a lamp
 2 1 |           window on each side, one looking down upon the court-yard,
 3 1 |           maintained in the facade looking on the~court-yard by the
 4 2 |        branch were again in exile. Looking at those~hands attentively,
 5 2 | Mademoiselle Zephirine insisted on looking after everything.~Her attention
 6 3 |            woman could~construe as looking to her fortune. From a feeling
 7 5 |            Books?" said the baron, looking at his wife with an air
 8 5 |          life!" said the baroness, looking at her son, with startled~
 9 7 |         and melancholy habitation, looking out upon the sombre and~
10 7 |     replied, going to a window and looking out~upon the sands, the
11 7 |           happiness," she went on, looking~attentively at Calyste. "
12 8 |         with innocent ostentation, looking at~Claude, who was slowly
13 8 |         impossible," said Camille, looking at Calyste.~ ~"They are
14 9 |          the~happiness he found in looking at Beatrix. Conti looked
15 10|         child," said the baroness, looking at~him attentively. "What
16 10|          Charlotte. Calyste, after looking about him to make sure that
17 10|           marriage,"~she remarked, looking at Charlotte.~ ~Charlotte,
18 10|            the marquise,~remarked, looking at Beatrix with a meaning
19 11|      saying to me," cried~Calyste, looking at Camille with adorable
20 11|        dining with us?" she asked, looking maliciously at her friend. "
21 12|            the ancient hall. After looking at~Calyste from time to
22 12|           she said, trembling, and looking at the letter, but not~directly
23 13|              Nothing," he replied, looking at her with eyes from which
24 13|      straightening herself up, and looking~fixedly at Beatrix. "Have
25 14|            steps in total silence, looking neither at the sea,~nor
26 15|     remains to you," said Beatrix, looking into Camille's eyes;~"but
27 16|        friends were at the window,~looking at them with a species of
28 18|        exactly like a child who is looking for some hidden~thing. Calyste
29 18|           leave me now; people are looking at us; it~might cause trouble
30 18|      receiving him; and he waited,~looking into the garden, with its
31 18|           dear to you?"~she asked, looking at him with a cold eye that
32 19|        said, sitting up in bed and looking angrily at~Dommanget, "Monsieur
33 20|          draught,~and seemed to be looking for something. Sabine could
34 20|             nothing," he answered, looking round the table for something
35 21|            unhappy?" asked Sabine, looking anxiously at the~duchess.~ ~"
36 25|      gravity.~ ~"That's one way of looking at life," he replied in
37 25|           remarked Madame Schontz, looking at Arthur, who~colored high. "
38 25|         polite, and he is probably looking at Bixiou with his eyes
39 25|            fellow," she continued, looking at~Rochefide, who was sound
40 25|           said, as he breakfasted, looking at~Aurelie.~ ~"What often