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 1 I   |          to himself, as his eyes followed~Lucien across the workshop.~ ~ ~
 2 III |          lady as Nais, and there~followed a flash of anger that captivates
 3 IV  |       upon the two ecclesiastics followed Mme. de Chandour and her~
 4 IV  |       his waistcoat buttons, and~followed the curving outlines of
 5 V   |       murmur~of applause; but he followed it with L'Aveugle, which
 6 V   | dissemble her pleasure as stanza followed stanza.~ ~ ~TO HER.~ ~Out
 7 V   |          vengeance. He therefore~followed the example set by Chatelet
 8 V   |        incomplete~unless it were followed up by contemptuous indifference;
 9 V   |        time of the Empire. Duets~followed, of the kind usually left
10 V   |      these~performances. She was followed by the prelate. His Vicar-General
11 V   |        Bridge of Saint Anne, and followed the left bank of the Charente.~
12 VI  |       Lucien into the house, and followed a few minutes later,~always
13 VII |  nobility, every narrator having~followed Stanislas' example. Women
14 VII |         will she do now?"~ ~Then followed more comments, and suppositions
15 VII |      solemnity.~ ~M. de Bargeton followed her into the boudoir.~ ~"
16 VII |       profoundly ironical. There followed a great silence, like the
17 VIII|       pursuing him as the Furies followed Orestes, for he had~glimmerings