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 1 IV  |     walls of their hereditary~home, which to their mother was
 2 V   | commanded that they should be home by eleven~o'clock, the hour
 3 V   |  himself from his bliss, went home, ate nothing,~and could
 4 VII |      morning when, on his way home from a ball, Theodore de~
 5 X   |    Guillaume, on their return home;~"we will send for you,
 6 XII |       in their fly to the old home in the Rue Saint-Denis,
 7 XV  |  facade of the~humble, silent home where she had spent her
 8 XV  |    thanked them, and~returned home even more undecided than
 9 XVI |     night do you say he comes home?"~ ~"At one o'clock--two----"~ ~
10 XVI |        A man cannot leave his home without a word, and never
11 XVI |     let men of genius stop at home and not get married.~What!
12 XVI | people, to dance such rigs at home, never to let you know which~
13 XVII|    the cold atmosphere of her home. Study was indifferent~to
14 XVII| struggle."~ ~"But I am not at home!" The sharp, harsh words,
15 XIX |       de Sommervieux returned home a prey to such agitation
16 XIX |      whether monsieur were at home her voice shook. On learning
17 Add |  Birotteau~Pierrette~A Second Home~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Sommervieux,