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 1 I   |   example will, ere long, be seen in Paris. This covering,~
 2 I   |     young~man could not have seen the blue-checked cotton
 3 I   | Baptist," which may still be seen in the~Rue Saint-Denis.~ ~
 4 II  |    face of Commerce as it is seen in sculpture on certain
 5 II  |      distressed her at being seen in undress; she started
 6 II  |   The old merchant was to be seen standing on the threshold
 7 III |      the apprentices, having seen that the young~man was stealthily
 8 V   |    Rome he had unfortunately seen only in~painting. From the
 9 VII |    was there, the lovers had seen each other for the~fourth
10 VII |      look which would not be seen and analyzed.~Nothing, however,
11 XI  |    for instance. Have we not seen Monsieur Dupont~become a
12 XI  | after a short pause, "I have seen~the portrait. Heavens! How
13 XV  |  where she~remembered having seen her sister from time to
14 XVII|      Sommervieux had not yet seen any of~the ancient and magnificent