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1 I   |    curtainless; there was neither clock nor candle sconce~nor mirror
2 I   |         yard. It was nearly two o'clock, and~the four or five men
3 I   |         types and presses. Five o'clock struck, but the friends
4 I   |          wrung Lucien's hand. The~clock struck six.~ ~"Eve must
5 IV  |      completed the furniture. The clock~on the chimney-piece told
6 VI  |        for ever, and it was one o'clock in the morning when Lucien
7 VII |        Stanislas' house at nine o'clock, bowed silently to Amelie~
8 VII |           wait upon you at four o'clock to-morrow morning. Both
9 VIII| Negrepelisse came over at three o'clock in the morning to~be M.