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 1 II  |         Leaning upon Rosalie’s arm and dragging her left foot,
 2 III |      leaning familiarly on the arm of a tall young man. As
 3 III |   avenue,” and offered her his arm while she took her “exercise,”
 4 III |      staircase, leaning on the arm of Rosalie, who was so much
 5 III |   vicomte, who had offered his arm to Jeanne, walked with her
 6 III |       exercise, leaning on the arm of the baron and accompanied
 7 IV  |       turn, and leaving on the arm of the chair her canvas
 8 IV  |        abreast.~Jeanne felt an arm passed gently round her
 9 IV  |      she said.~He withdrew his arm from her waist, and as they
10 V   |      beside his wife, with his arm round her waist, and they
11 V   |    shawls, carrying all on one arm, for the other was in a
12 V   |      warn you!’~“I took Jean’s arm: ‘Do not go there, Jean;
13 V   |   bandages around the helpless arm, and showing her firm, white
14 VI  |       leaning on her husband’s arm and got into the carriage.
15 VI  |         squeezed her husband’s arm. “Stop him, Jack!” she exclaimed.
16 VII |       she was reaching out her arm to ring the bell, when a
17 VII | carrying a lantern, seized her arm to pull her back as she
18 VII |       leaning on her husband’s arm. They sat down beside the
19 VII |   turned on his heel, took the arm of the baron, who acquiesced,
20 VIII|     avenue. The baron gave his arm to Jeanne, who was now always
21 IX  |    unless supported under each arm. Her breathing was difficult
22 XII |   walking leaning on Rosalie’s arm, the latter lecturing her
23 XII |        out and took her by the arm to make her come into the
24 XIII|        mistress with her right arm and taking her basket in