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 1 I |      of the nineteenth century~spent their force before they
 2 II|    down; after~one or two days spent in vain search, and hope,
 3 II|    before vespers. The General~spent the siesta in pacing to
 4 IV|    which her~girlhood had been spent to marry the Duc de Langeais'
 5 VI|        went by, Montriveau had spent his last drops of~energy,
 6 VI|       come. After half an hour spent in ordinary talk, in which
 7 VI|        wars; his life had been spent on fields~of battle. Of
 8 VI|    intent. The famous explorer~spent an hour in chat on all sorts
 9 VI|     ten o'clock."~ ~Montriveau spent most of the next day in
10 VI| romance growing in those hours spent together, a romance~controlled
11 IX|      was~her religion now. She spent the next day in a state
12 IX| prince-regnant!' `IF?' We have spent our~lives in hearing plebeians
13 X |    telescope. Eleven days were~spent in preparation, before the