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 1 I  |         absinthes!" he said, as he entered. "Who is your master? and
 2 III|           curtains. Later, when he entered the salon, he~noticed some
 3 III| communicate~the suspicion that had entered his head as to some danger
 4 IV |          are now in~Egypt,--and we entered the service of pacha Mohammed;
 5 IV |         coucou~when the others had entered the house, and looked beneath
 6 IV |          into his~coat pocket, and entered the inn to keep an eye on
 7 IV |     absence should excite inquiry, entered the place in time to hear
 8 V  |            at the fat farmer as he entered the~kitchen. "But perhaps,"
 9 VI |                So saying the count entered the keeper's lodge and wrote
10 VI |          then crossed the park and entered the court-yard of the~chateau
11 VI |            his own house. There he entered the salon and sat~down without
12 VII|          to sympathy.~ ~When Oscar entered the room she signed to him
13 VII|         formidable ex-steward, who entered the room and~surprised this
14 IX |           two o'clock, a young man entered the office,~whom Oscar recognized
15 IX |           said Madame Clapart, who entered the room at that~moment
16 IX |       half-past two o'clock, Oscar entered the salon of the~Rocher
17 X  |      moments later the good fellow entered his master's office with
18 X  |            was~of much importance, entered the office. The marquis