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 1 VI|  Hotel de~Langeais towards eight o'clock that evening, and
 2 IX|  de Montriveau's door~from eight o'clock in the morning till
 3 X |    man, Auguste. And so at eight o'clock that~evening she
 4 X | three hours~afterwards, by eight o'clock, he does not leave
 5 X | coach, and by a quarter to~eight they stood outside M. de
 6 X |  to me! During~those first eight months that you gave me
 7 X |    until the clocks struck eight. ~The last stroke died away.
 8 X |  When?"~ ~"At a quarter to eight."~ ~"Good evening," returned
 9 X | She was here at my door at eight o'clock; at a quarter-past~
10 X |   clock; at a quarter-past~eight she had gone. I have lost