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 1 I   |            rapidly to the wharf and continued alongside the line of tall-masted
 2 III |          take breath, the “serpent” continued its bellowing alone, and
 3 IV  |        under the sheets.~Her father continued:~“We have postponed our
 4 IV  |               Go, my children,” and continued his game.~They went out
 5 IV  |            looking at us.”~And they continued to dream, to walk slowly,
 6 V   |             screaming for joy.~They continued their journey and began
 7 VI  |          holding him with one hand, continued beating him with the other.~
 8 VII |             But Jeanne, persistent, continued: “I am quite sensible now,
 9 VII |          she was out of breath, she continued: “I had M. le Curé come,
10 VII |             husband.”~He would have continued speaking, but the baron,
11 VII | astonishment before the priest, who continued: “Why, yes, you did just
12 VII |           good man, still standing, continued: “Madame, we must always
13 VIII|         they were so astonished. He continued, bellowing with rage: “How
14 X   |              She did not reply, but continued to look on the ground at
15 X   |         afraid of displeasing you,” continued Julien.~The sun was going
16 XI  |         when his mother called. She continued her visits to him every
17 XI  |            informed her that if she continued to prevent her son from
18 XI  |          mistress’ head. The latter continued to sob, trembling all over
19 XIII|         left, and still fuming, she continued on her way to the house.~
20 XIV |             one never returned. She continued: “There always comes a time