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 1 I   |    from over-exertion, finally reached the doorstep of the old
 2 I   | tall-masted vessels until they reached the boulevard of Mont Riboudet.
 3 III |        of the first arch. They reached shore, and the baron got
 4 III |       slight contact.~When she reached home that evening and went
 5 III |     her at the head.~When they reached the church they stopped,
 6 III |   course of her veins until it reached the heart of her companion?
 7 IV  |       did not cease until they reached “The Poplars.”~After a collation
 8 IV  |      to Yport. As soon as they reached the trees the air was still,
 9 V   |      terribly hot weather they reached Marseilles. The following
10 V   |      their own land.~When they reached Piana they had to beg for
11 V   |      and all the Cornici. They reached Marseilles on a morning
12 VII |        was not afraid, and she reached out her hand to catch the
13 IX  |       the breeze, occasionally reached the ears of the loitering
14 IX  |       that she had all at once reached the radiant future of her
15 IX  |         of Étretat, and slowly reached the wood. The sunlight was
16 IX  | whipped up her horse.~When she reached the two patient animals,
17 X   |        rushes like a giant, he reached the cliff.~Jeanne, standing
18 X   |     what was going on.~When he reached the top of the cliff he
19 X   |   hallway.~The other wagon had reached “The Poplars.” Jeanne saw
20 XI  |     had been a child.~When she reached the château Jeanne, who
21 XII |    Blind and paralyzed, having reached a great age for an animal,
22 XIII|   apple trees.~As soon as they reached the house, Jeanne wanted
23 XIII|      monotonous existence.~She reached Paris that evening. A commissionaire
24 XIV |        off alone, and when she reached the side of the chateau
25 XIV |        her old home.~When they reached Batteville and just as she