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 1         I,III|  were intelligent, and whose lives~were simple and full of
 2         I,IV |      where Monsieur Molineux lives, to the Rue des Bourdonnais."~ ~
 3         I,IV |      brought in women of bad lives, and made the~staircase
 4         I,VI |    great talent lead curious lives, inexplicable lives; well,~
 5         I,VI |  curious lives, inexplicable lives; well,~in spite of his desultory
 6         I,VI |      is a porter's wife; she lives in a lair where she~sometimes
 7         I,VII|   was a rarity in their busy lives; while the three women,
 8         I,II |   for like an~adventurer who lives from day to day, he saw
 9         I,V  |    the greater part of their lives. They~walked in silence
10         I,VI | trial. And in~this way their lives were spent. The old ironmonger