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 1 IV  |  the pair were endowing the rest of the world with~their
 2 IV  | Bargeton the benefit of the rest of~the story, argument,
 3 IV  |  his~digestion, his night's rest. Zephirine had succeeded
 4 IV  |     in familiarly among the rest, so did one or two~eldest
 5 V   |     on~which his eyes might rest, he saw nothing but rows
 6 V   |     reader's voice needed a rest, and on this pretext one
 7 V   |    she were better than the rest of us, and mixes us up~with
 8 V   |  these notions, he left the rest to~time. His lordship was
 9 V   |     courage to tell you the rest."~ ~"Indeed," she said, "
10 VIII|   Chatelet stayed after the rest had gone to reassure Stanislas
11 VIII|     have a wry neck for~the rest of his days. I came to tell