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 1         I,I  |       also from her seat at the~desk.~ ~She tried to grasp her
 2         I,I  |       of~money which was in the desk, a generous fear put an
 3         I,I  |         for I've sat behind the desk through all that time, like
 4         I,II |     clerk who had~charge of the desk was a nephew of Monsieur
 5         I,II | disagreed with the money in the~desk, revealed the deficit, and
 6         I,II |     francs are missing~from the desk. I suspect no one; but the
 7         I,II |      coming and going about the desk Cesar slipped three~bills
 8         I,IV |      success. Not troubled with desk or ledgers, for she could
 9         I,II |     blood. On Francois Keller's desk lay bundles of notes~and
10         I,III|       Ferdinand sat down to his desk and wrote the following
11         I,III|    counting up the money in the desk.~ ~"How will you meet your
12         I,IV |         How much have we in the desk?"~ ~"Only twenty thousand
13         I,IV |       contained an odd-~looking desk, with a shabby arm-chair,
14         I,IV |       Claparon, pointing to the desk and the tables~piled with
15         I,V  |        was put in charge of the desk, and the~superintendence
16         I,VI |      goodness to walk up to the desk and sign it.~ ~At this speech,
17         I,VII|    writing his cheque at a~high desk, Madame Cesar disappeared
18         I,VII|          no doubt placed in the desk three~thousand francs,--