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 1 I   |             the "four-wheel-coach," held seventeen~travellers, though
 2 II  |            the days when the Orders~held their allotted places in
 3 II  |             in~which his father was held protected him from all danger.
 4 II  |             whom Monsieur de Serizy held to be his~legitimate sovereign,
 5 II  |            or four years Moreau had held~the key of the count's affairs;
 6 III |        pounds each. In his hand, he~held a small reddish stick, much
 7 V   |             conversation, which was held in a~low voice, but not
 8 VI  |           the coach from Paris. She held above her head~a charming
 9 VI  |             notary of Beaumont, who held in his hand a bundle of~
10 VII |          her importunities, but she held~to him as to a hope, and
11 VIII|           in which our predecessors held the Goddess Bottle and good~
12 VIII|         25th, 1822, after a session held~yesterday at the rue de
13 X   |        Oscar kissed his mother, and held out to Moreau a hand which
14 XI  | representing hair, which,~no doubt, held a watch. His hat, though