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 1 I    |  become of me? Everything is broken—I am ruined!” She only seemed
 2 IV   |     a fragment of one of the broken bottles, and began scraping
 3 V    |  Three of these glasses were broken, two were whole. All of
 4 XV   |  skylight. A straw pallet, a broken table, two chairs, and a
 5 XX   |     him to his accomplice is broken; there is no longer an understanding
 6 XXIII| heard that M. d’Escorval had broken his leg in getting out of
 7 XXIV |    you would pretend you had broken a limb. Only, as you are
 8 XXIV |    believed that his leg was broken. Then were you not surprised
 9 XXIV |    find a magistrate, with a broken limb, suffering mortal anguish,
10 XXIV |      murderer? I haven’t any broken bones, I’ve only got the