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1 II, 3 | neighbouring door with a bundle of papers under his arm. He came to
2 II, 8 |            of pamphlets and public papers, be always on the alert
3 II, 11|        would have to answer in the papers. Hippolyte might even prosecute
4 II, 13|      rummaging amidst this mass of papers and things, finding pell-mell
5 III, 5|          the drawers, rummaged the papers, and at last lost her head
6 III, 5|          his hand he held two long papers that he slid between his
7 III, 7|        else.” And he tipped up the papers lightly, as if to shake