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 1         I,II | horseback at full gallop up the~stairway of the orangery at Versailles.
 2         I,IV |     brute who passed him on the stairway without speaking. He wrote
 3         I,IV |        courage, and went up the stairway~of a mean little /entresol/,
 4         I,IV |      ill-fame. He went down the~stairway and found himself in the
 5         I,V  |         landing of this noisome stairway~bore the names of the occupants
 6         I,VII|       Bourse; they met upon the stairway.~ ~"Well, my poor Birotteau!"
 7         I,VII|       to find men who mount the stairway of the old Palais de~Justice
 8         I,VII|      majestic solemnity of that stairway,~admirably placed as it
 9         I,VII|      linked~to those walls. The stairway should therefore be imposing
10         I,VII|       accessories, went up that stairway to the hall of~judgment,
11         I,VII|       in~triumph down the great stairway to his coach.~ ~"Where are