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 1 I   |      under their arms; they are coming to the~Lion d'Argent, for
 2 I   |         leather portmanteau and~coming from the Touchard establishment,
 3 I   |    enforced it, had the effect,~coming from a man who stood as
 4 II  |      interest in it. The count, coming~down now and then to examine
 5 II  |      from the count~that he was coming to Presles, and wished him
 6 III |       porter,~"if Pere Leger is coming with us--"~ ~"Where is your
 7 III |       linen. His white gaiters, coming above the knee, were fastened~
 8 III |        the little mare, who was~coming along alone.~ ~"He calls
 9 IV  |         But that is what we ARE coming to," said the count. "Therefore,
10 IV  |   ramparts for some time, I was coming tranquilly home with my
11 V   |         a vehicle announced the coming of Pere Leger and the grandson
12 V   | celebrated~Scotch doctor who is coming over to treat him," continued
13 V   |      don't say so? Then you are coming to me," said Pere Leger.~ ~"
14 VI  |    chateau,"~said the gardener, coming to the door of the salon. "
15 VI  |        his wife,~were going and coming in a confusion that may
16 VI  |   moment."~ ~"But why is he not coming to dinner as I requested?"~ ~"
17 VI  |        so~little ill that he is coming here to dinner this evening.
18 VI  |       my friend!" said Estelle, coming into the room, somewhat
19 VII |      old Cardot's maid-servant, coming out to him as he~walked
20 VIII|     staff was~made up of clerks coming from other officers, without
21 IX  |        about?" asked Desroches, coming out from his private~office. "
22 IX  |     Camusot and Pere~Cardot are coming, and we'll have some fun."~ ~"
23 X   |        Beaupre told me you were coming to~dinner with Camusot,
24 X   |     left for you," said Moreau, coming back to him, "but~to make