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 1 Int |        console him.~In 1870 he lived in the country, then he
 2 Int |     civilization.~The novelist lived for some time in these enchanted
 3 I   |    upright and gentle. She had lived at home until the age of
 4 I   |       which the rabbit, had he lived, could have swallowed like
 5 I   |         where an entire family lived in one room. It was a typical
 6 II  |     vicomte was economical and lived in this modest manner for
 7 III |    wife die of sorrow, and who lived as a huntsman in his château
 8 IV  | suspected it, young lady.”~She lived till evening in a condition
 9 VI  |   treat to see people when one lived in the country the year
10 X   |     Rosalie she and Julien had lived apart. A reconciliation
11 X   |     maid—my husband and I have lived—have lived quite apart.”~
12 X   |  husband and I have lived—have lived quite apart.”~Accustomed
13 XI  |      this house, where we have lived before him and where we
14 XI  |        dwellers in the château lived silently and drearily, their
15 XIII|      before it was light.~Paul lived in the Rue du Sauvage, in
16 XIV |       again this evening.”~She lived over the past, haunted by