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 1 I   |        with a handkerchief, he held a pistol, which he aimed
 2 I   |       young man’s features. He held Gevrol’s life at the end
 3 I   |        to be detected. He then held the face of his watch close
 4 II  |        brains can be no longer held in check.~One day he could
 5 III | caution. The old man carefully held the lantern in the best
 6 IV  |   important; for he had merely held the lantern. But here was
 7 VI  |             VI~No consultation held at the bedside of a dying
 8 VIII|        a terrible one since he held it dearer than life, since
 9 XI  |       examined it attentively, held it up to the light, admired
10 XVI |       at your child, which she held out to you. Why did you
11 XIX |      decided to pick it up. He held it in the hollow of his
12 XX  |        secret which he plainly held as more precious than life
13 XXI |       closed.~The two men then held a consultation together,
14 XXII|        evident cordiality, and held out his hand.~“Upon my word!”
15 XXII|    five-and-forty years he had held a petty post in one of the