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 1  I, 2  | through a hole in the hedge, disappeared; then he came back to the
 2  I, 7  |   the sugar, and the candles disappeared as “at a grand establishment,”
 3  I, 8  | Viscount, dragging her along disappeared with her to the end of the
 4 II, 3  |   gate, ran up the steps and disappeared.~Leon returned to his office.
 5 II, 6  |      with yellow spots, that disappeared beneath the coarse hair
 6 II, 6  | their eyes met again, and he disappeared.~When he reached the market-place,
 7 II, 7  |     lasted, and his eyeballs disappeared in the pale sclerotics like
 8 II, 8  |   But when the president had disappeared—~“Ma foi!12” said he, “I
 9 II, 9  |      asunder, floated up and disappeared. Sometimes through a rift
10 II, 11 |     The outlines of the foot disappeared in such a swelling that
11 II, 12 |      him, but he had already disappeared. She fell back in despair.~
12 II, 12 |     looks in which the pupil disappeared, while a strong inspiration
13 III, 1 |     answered with a nod, and disappeared like a bird into the next
14 III, 2 |    pretext of giving orders, disappeared. The following day they
15 III, 5 |      him by his mother.~Emma disappeared, then came back quickly,
16 III, 6 |     supper, those women, all disappeared like mists fading away.
17 III, 7 |   The carriage darted by and disappeared.~Why, it was he—the Viscount.
18 III, 7 |    Madame Caron, for she had disappeared whilst they spoke; then
19 III, 8 |     penetrating, her. It all disappeared; she recognised the lights
20 III, 10|    up, and the hallucination disappeared.~At Quincampoix, to give
21 III, 10|  undulations. Sometimes they disappeared in the windings of the path;