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 1  I, 1   |      that were to him as so many doors to sanctuaries filled with
 2  I, 1   |      playing shuttle-cock at the doors, he opened his window and
 3  I, 2   |         over the top of the open doors, one could see great cart-horses
 4  I, 2   | rummaging on the bed, behind the doors, under the chairs. It had
 5  I, 8   |       pivot. On passing near the doors the bottom of Emma’s dress
 6 II, 1(9)|         have to be hung over the doors of notaries.~
 7 II, 8   |         the inhabitants at their doors were chatting over the preparations.
 8 II, 8   |         knockers banging against doors closing behind women with
 9 II, 8   |      windows, others standing at doors, and Justin, in front of
10 II, 9   |        She entered—it was if the doors at her approach had opened
11 II, 14  |         preferred staying out of doors to taking the air “in the
12 II, 14  |      presented themselves at the doors of the theatre, which were
13 II, 15  |         awnings hanging from the doors of the public-houses. A
14 III, 3  |          drawn blinds and closed doors, with flowers on the floor,
15 III, 5  |        and knocked loudly at the doors. The wind blew through the
16 III, 7  |     flowed out through the three doors like a stream through the
17 III, 8  |        flags, into which several doors in a row opened, as in a
18 III, 10 |          the lanes or from their doors, stood amidst the crowd.~