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 1 I  |  Sechard brought his son, and~pointed to a sheet of paper lying
 2 I  | cleaned for the occasion) and pointed out the strong oaken cheeks,~
 3 I  |      manufacture, while~David pointed out the new ways in literature
 4 II |     manner M. de Negrepelisse~pointed out the negative virtues
 5 III|      Mme. de~Bargeton amiably pointed to a seat by her side, M.
 6 III|     she loved him, everything pointed~that way. The conquest of
 7 III|      victory. Her white hands~pointed him to glory that lay beyond
 8 III|       s cool commonsense; she pointed out fashionable society
 9 IV |      his right ear, the other~pointed downwards to the red ribbon
10 IV |     standstill at last on the pointed tips of his~shoes. When
11 VII|   into the muzzle of a pistol pointed~straight at him; no, only