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1 I  |       and bursts of noisy music. Occasionally, a drunken man staggered
2 I  | imprecations, hollow groans, and occasionally the sobs of a woman.~“Horrible!”
3 III|       length of this log of wood—occasionally pausing to listen. Hearing
4 VI |       modest savants encountered occasionally in the byways of Paris—one
5 VI |        in token of approval, and occasionally some point more ingenious
6 VI |     without surprise, for having occasionally employed Gevrol, he did
7 XX |          the banks of the Seine. Occasionally, however, he crossed the
8 XXI|      leaf, one might almost say. Occasionally the discouraged servants