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 1 II|         to it that she mounted a chair to raise the~green serge,
 2 II| partition, on~which she placed a chair, climbed lightly to the
 3 II|  balanced herself on the shaking chair:--~ ~"Pooh! it is more solid
 4 II|        and came down, pushed the chair and table~as far as possible
 5 IV|    incivility, dragged forward a~chair. The officer's answer seemed
 6 IV|         forced to lean against a chair and~beckon to his wife.
 7 VI|          convulsive bound in her chair, and blushed.~ ~"Could I
 8 VI|          she sat sleeping in~her chair, and holding her child upon
 9 VI|          just left them; and the chair on which he had been~sitting,
10 VI|          casting glances at that chair,--glances full of thoughts,
11 VI|          remorse,--for the empty chair was Ginevra's.~Elisa Piombo
12 VI|        memories awakened by that~chair? Had he been shocked to
13 VI|        to see a stranger in that chair, used for~the first time