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1 I  |   turned~off to Isle-Adam, the distance is six miles. No speculating
2 I  |        to get in until at some~distance beyond the "barriere." The
3 II |     twenty years,--always at a distance~from the Emperor, Monsieur
4 III|     come on foot and from some distance to the~coach office. With
5 III|      Pere Leger. "Besides, the distance~isn't great."~ ~"I am never
6 IV |      until they have gone some distance. This period of silence
7 V  | travellers stopped. This~short distance was done in silence.~ ~"
8 XI |      elegant, and, at a little distance, gives one the illusion--"~ ~"