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 1         I,II |         From that~day forward he watched the movement of stocks and
 2         I,II | developments he had~passionately watched; an only daughter, incapable
 3         I,III|         thought Birotteau, as he watched him hurrying across the~
 4         I,IV |  appartement on better terms. He watched and waited and~spun the
 5         I,VII|       supernumeraries. They~were watched with jealous, wondering
 6         I,I  |    extinguished, Cesar Birotteau watched~the passers-by from the
 7         I,I  |       precision.~ ~The architect watched the queer old man with the
 8         I,III|         received no money.~As he watched the smiling, attentive face
 9         I,IV |        of wrongdoing; and he now watched~Birotteau, though Birotteau
10         I,VI |          a swindler." Pillerault watched for the right~moment to
11         I,VII|           thought Popinot, as he watched du Tillet~going towards