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1 I |         and at his~wife, who was sitting near him on a stone. Though
2 II|     might be, these young girls, sitting or standing, in~the midst
3 II|          in the deepest silence. Sitting there, she could hear,~distinctly,
4 IV|          she found in the~act of sitting down to dinner, a glance
5 IV| anniversary. They were all three sitting~in Bartolomeo's study. Ginevra
6 V |        fob.~ ~Luigi and Ginevra, sitting pressed to one another,
7 VI|         I take great~pleasure in sitting up. The majesty of Night
8 VI|     Bartolomeo and his wife were~sitting in their antique chairs,
9 VI|       chair on which he had been~sitting, remained where he left