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 1 III|     cathedral she stopped, and watched him pass down~the Rue de
 2 IV |       the smallest~details; he watched those who came in and bowed
 3 IV |     length in his armchair, he~watched admiringly while she did
 4 IV |  Silence again. M. de Bargeton watched Lucien's slightest movements~
 5 V  |      to drain by little~ ~sips watched him with redoubled interest.
 6 VI |     eyes! From your lips, as I watched them, there fell the~golden
 7 VI |        refuse to a brother who~watched his sister at her work,
 8 VI |    Lucien's triumph, David had watched~him with misgivings; he
 9 VI |     spy in Chatelet, a spy who watched, with the~persistence of
10 VI | innocence. He lay in wait, and~watched Lucien into the house, and