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 1  I, 1  |    or put it on his head. He sat down again and placed it
 2  I, 1  |  disagreeable things to her, sat smoking by the fire and
 3  I, 1  |  from the hospital, while he sat kicking his feet against
 4  I, 1  |  clothes, which smoked as he sat in front of the hot stove.~
 5  I, 3  |     bottom of her glass.~She sat down again and took up her
 6  I, 8  |     back. A fair young woman sat in a high-backed chair in
 7  I, 8  |    who were in the majority, sat down at the first table
 8  I, 8  |     like a child, an old man sat eating, letting drops of
 9  I, 8  | There was some crushing.~She sat down on a form near the
10  I, 9  |    sent him to sleep; and he sat there, his chin on his two
11  I, 9  |     said to herself. And she sat there making the tongs red-hot,
12 II, 3  |      from end to end, and he sat down to it with serenity.~
13 II, 4  |       journal with her. Leon sat down near her; they looked
14 II, 7  |    empty chairs where he had sat. The river still flowed
15 II, 8  |     the platform, where they sat down in red utrecht velvet
16 II, 8  |     one of the windows, they sat down by each other.~There
17 II, 8  |       Monsieur Lieuvain then sat down; Monsieur Derozerays
18 II, 9  |   coppice had been cut. They sat down on the trunk of a fallen
19 II, 10 |   and Athalie following. She sat down on the velvet seat
20 II, 11 |    herself on his neck; they sat down to table; he ate much,
21 II, 11 |    said; “you fidget me.”~He sat down again.~How was it that
22 II, 13 |     Rodolphe at home than he sat down quickly at his bureau
23 II, 13 |      window, and when he had sat down again—~“I think it’
24 II, 13 | alone.~Charles, to obey her, sat down again, and he spat
25 III, 1 |     on the drawers, then she sat down again.~“Well!” said
26 III, 1 |     But she did not come. He sat down on a chair, and his
27 III, 2 |   while Charles opposite her sat motionless in a dejected
28 III, 2 |      mourning. They went and sat down with their workboxes
29 III, 2 |     used as a dressing-gown, sat with both hands in his pockets,
30 III, 3 | landed on their island.~They sat down in the low-ceilinged
31 III, 3 |  shores of the islands. They sat at the bottom, both hidden
32 III, 5 |     with swansdown. When she sat on his knees, her leg, then
33 III, 5 |   such domestic worries; she sat on his knees, caressed him,
34 III, 6 |     of her convent; then she sat down on a form in the shade
35 III, 6 |      than his face.~Lheureux sat down in a large cane arm-chair,
36 III, 6 |    by his companions as they sat round the stove in the morning.
37 III, 7 |    had offered her a seat he sat down to breakfast, apologising
38 III, 7 |     century or a moment, she sat down in a corner, closed
39 III, 8 |     Why? Explain to me.”~She sat down at her writing-table
40 III, 8 |  into the fire, and came and sat down by the dying woman,
41 III, 9 |    to shiver; he went in and sat down in the kitchen.~At
42 III, 9 |   unable to speak. Then they sat down near one another, and
43 III, 9 |     and began to snore.~They sat opposite one another, with
44 III, 10|  mass together, and they had sat down on the other side,
45 III, 11|     drew up her armchair. He sat down opposite it. A candle
46 III, 11|   used. One day, however, he sat down before it, turned the