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1         I,I  |     measuring the air, and so ill wrapped up in his green~cotton dressing-gown
2         I,I  | candlestick on the chimney-piece, wrapped his~dressing-gown closer
3         I,II |          public that the Paste is wrapped in paper bearing his signature,~
4         I,IV |           Molineux,~whom he found wrapped in a gray woollen dressing-gown,
5         I,V  |         this~genuine philosopher, wrapped in a gray woollen garment,
6         I,II |     Derville~sitting by the fire, wrapped in a white woollen dressing-gown,
7         I,III|   misunderstand the glance, which wrapped her, as it were, in~a rosy
8         I,IV |        the entrance~of Birotteau, wrapped his filthy dressing-gown
9         I,IV |         without his wig, his head wrapped up in a bandanna~handkerchief