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1 I   |    ballroom. Through the open windows came alternately the sounds
2 I   | agents darted to one of these windows, and raising himself up
3 VII |      one of the little grated windows of the building sufficed
4 VII |      grim walls, these grated windows, these heavy doors—in short,
5 VII |  badly lighted by three small windows, the panes of which were
6 VIII|      Through the small arched windows a gray light stole in on
7 XIV |      on the one side a row of windows looking on to a small courtyard,
8 XVI |       of them standing in the windows of the long dressing room
9 XVI |   guard who walks beneath the windows day and night. Why, a bird