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1 Introd   |      Under the imminence of the siege of Paris, Flaubert had drilled
2 Introd   | beginning to feel the insidious siege of years. She can no longer
3 CLXXVI   |        dream.~I don’t think the siege of Paris is very imminent.
4 CLXXVIII |        compatriots of Hegel lay siege to it. Try to get your Berrichons
5 CLXXXVII |        less during the Prussian siege. One loved Paris unhappy
6 CLXXXVIII|        congestion caused by the siege. France, on the whole, has
7 CXCVII   |       stayed in Paris after the siege, since whoever had any means
8 CXCVII   |         moral sufferings of the siege. Those who stayed in Paris
9 CCXXXVIII|        from hardship during the siege. I understand it, but afterward?