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 1 III  |            I wonder if there is a lantern in the house,” he said. “
 2 III  |         they found a well-trimmed lantern, so small and compact that
 3 III  |        old man carefully held the lantern in the best position, while
 4 III  |        that he almost dropped the lantern. “Oh!” said he in a stifled
 5 III  |           growing old. Bring your lantern a little nearer—yes, here
 6 III  |      perfectly still: pass me the lantern and do not move.”~Lecoq’
 7 III  | understanding how to maneuvre the lantern in accordance with his wishes,
 8 III  |       Father Absinthe, placed the lantern on a stone, wiped his hands
 9 III  |     uncertainty. He caught up the lantern and hurried off to examine
10 IV   |         this ignis fatuus was the lantern by the light of which the
11 IV   |       scent. Then it was that the lantern moved about so strangely.
12 IV   |           may now extinguish your lantern.”~While doing his best to
13 IV   |        for he had merely held the lantern. But here was a chance for
14 XXI  |           agile boy, armed with a lantern, climbed each tree, and
15 XXIII|            With that idea in your lantern to light your path, you