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 1 I  |    always full of straw, or of packages that feared no~damage. The
 2 I  |   where the trunks, cases, and packages were~piled; but the prudent
 3 I  |       vast kitchen the~various packages and parcels to be transported.
 4 I  |        and~lad over there with packages under their arms; they are
 5 I  |        sometimes three or four packages a day,--either from~monsieur
 6 III|     These baskets, hampers, or~packages, were never directed to
 7 III| deliver to others the precious packages. Pierrotin, impressed with
 8 III|      will be sure to place the packages so that they cannot get
 9 III|      shape, and an infinity of packages and utensils which the~youngest
10 V  |     had~discharged the various packages of the painter, the bundles
11 VI |  merely left Mistigris's queer packages with the~concierge, having,