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 1         I,IV |      first floor, besides the~window on the staircase which lights
 2         I,IV |       he saw du Tillet at the window~of Roguin's study. Although
 3         I,V  | red-tiled floor, had only one~window, screened by a cambric curtain
 4         I,III|       facing the light from a window, with~Adolphe Keller opposite
 5         I,III|     within the embrasure of a window,~through whose chinks the
 6         I,IV |     better to jump out of the window~than to roll downstairs."~ ~"
 7         I,VI |       man~who can get in at a window, slide down a chimney, creep
 8         I,VI |  above the shop, whose~single window was one third darkened by
 9         I,VII|       on his heel towards the window, and~drummed with his fingers
10         I,VII|       head he had seen at the window.~ ~He had actually seen