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1 IV  |        at Court; once more they entered~public life, from which
2 V   |     were turned on her when she~entered a room; she reaped her harvest
3 V   |    school~with his way to make, entered the artillery, and had only
4 VIII| courtyard, as she supposed, she~entered a vestibule almost like
5 VIII|      door by~which the band had entered was likewise curtained,
6 IX  |         Cabinet des~Chartes was entered in duplicate on the parchment
7 X   |       It was~clear that she had entered a convent. Montriveau determined