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 1 II  |   soon as the air grew warm. Leaning upon Rosalie’s arm and dragging
 2 III |     came out of the sacristy leaning familiarly on the arm of
 3 III |     descended the staircase, leaning on the arm of Rosalie, who
 4 III |  began to take her exercise, leaning on the arm of the baron
 5 IV  |      while the young people, leaning on the window sill, were
 6 V   | beneath her feet, fearlessly leaning over the abysses. Julien
 7 VI  |       The baroness came down leaning on her husband’s arm and
 8 VI  |   Then Jeanne and the baron, leaning out, saw a singular creature
 9 VI  |   caught up with it, Julien, leaning over, seized him by the
10 VII |  stretched out, and her back leaning against the bed. Jeanne
11 VII |     perceived Rosalie’s head leaning on her husband’s shoulder.~
12 VII |      and presently returned, leaning on her husband’s arm. They
13 VII |      what occurred.”~Jeanne, leaning over, looked at her and
14 IX  |   sad and drawn, and she was leaning one hand on her husband’
15 IX  |   dismounted. She sat there, leaning against a tree trunk. Suddenly
16 XI  |   did not recognize her, and leaning over the edge of her bed,
17 XII |   done, she went out walking leaning on Rosalie’s arm, the latter
18 XIII|     there were two gentlemen leaning back in the two corners
19 XIV |   against which she had been leaning and saw there “Poulet’s
20 XIV |    hair standing before her, leaning his little forehead against