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 1 II |   Couste what he wanted was a glass of wine and water. In a
 2 II |        The lieutenant put the glass to his lips, but at the
 3 II |  poison me." Then handing the glass to his secretary, he added, "
 4 II |    must have brought the very glass his companion had used.
 5 II |      Saying this, he took the glass from the secretary's hand,
 6 II | became hotter and hotter, the glass mask which he wore over
 7 II |       the furnace, the broken glass lying by his side. It was
 8 II |      and the fragments of the glass mask.~ ~The noise of the
 9 III|     water in the lieutenant's glass in Paris, and the clear
10 III|      marquise, as she put her glass to her mouth as though to
11 IV |   marquise at table took up a glass as though to drink, and
12 IV |      to swallow pins, bits of glass, and earth; that she had
13 V  |     lodge, as he was taking a glass of wine, that judgment had
14 V  |    said she, setting down her glass, "and although it will be