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 1 I  |     place, if a countryman came early and wanted~a seat already
 2 I  |       street so named.~ ~In the early days of the autumn of 1822,
 3 II |    carriage, should be starting early the~next morning incognito
 4 II |   Serizy retired at his usually early hour.~Augustin, however,
 5 III|         Madame~Mere. During his early childhood his eyes were
 6 III|         profession adopted very early in life. As he had~already
 7 III|       seem to have got here too early," pursued Mistigris. "Couldn'
 8 V  |         own house; gets up very early in the morning and~works
 9 VI | received notice from him of the early arrival of the two painters
10 IX |     also~poor Coralie, torn too early from the arts, and love,
11 IX |  dessert composed of choice and early~fruits, in pyramids that
12 X  |     Cardot, humbly. "I came out early~to order a dinner fit for