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 1 I    |    parted his lips~each time he looked at the shop, where, in fact,
 2 II   |   grinned with mischief as they looked down on the loiterer, and~
 3 II   |    withdrew. Monsieur~Guillaume looked at the Rue Saint-Denis,
 4 VI   |       There is more~glory to be looked for there than from our
 5 VI   |          She was terrified, and looked about her to~find Madame
 6 VI   |         voice of her heart,~and looked again and again at the young
 7 VIII |       as to seating himself. He looked~with affection at the double
 8 VIII |     four bills of exchange, and looked at them without~seeing them.~ ~
 9 VIII |         in~you." (The young man looked up quickly.) "You know all
10 IX   |         as~keenly as his master looked at him, "you knew that I
11 IX   |      old Guillaume had scarcely looked~at his assistant, who was
12 IX   |         little green eyes as he looked at the young man.~ ~"Mademoiselle
13 IX   | cheerful that she smiled as she looked at her husband, and allowed~
14 XI   |        words Monsieur Guillaume looked at his terrible better half,~
15 XV   |    childhood. She sighed as~she looked up at the sash-window, whence
16 XV   |      simplest room in~the house looked like a chapel. Economy and
17 XV   |   though~Monsieur Guillaume had looked to a good investment, even
18 XVI  |        two----"~ ~The old folks looked at each other in utter amazement.~ ~"
19 XVIII|       on his courage. Augustine looked at~the Duchesse de Carigliano,