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1 3 |      who was accompanied by a page supplied with a~lantern.
2 3 |     one~woman-servant and the page. Her yearly expenses, not
3 3 |       evening in allowing her page to burn in the Guenic hall
4 3 |   Mademoiselle de Pen-~Hoel's page went gravely to open the
5 4 | Pen-Hoel's door-step,~and her page had gone in, the old lady
6 8 |       had only read the first~page. "Do people reason on their
7 12|    Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel's page and Mariotte.~ ~"What does
8 18|      scene read to you like a page out of some~diabolical drama?~ ~
9 22|       be allowed to soil this~page. Besides, if we penetrate