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 1 I   |      and night. The land ended abruptly in a steep white cliff three
 2 VI  |     but he had answered her so abruptly: “Won’t you let me alone!”
 3 VI  | shutters.~The hall door opened abruptly, and an old, paralyzed servant
 4 VII |     old Simon would snatch her abruptly from her dreams, and she
 5 VII |     steps at a time, and going abruptly into the room, he found
 6 VII |     her consciousness awakened abruptly, sharp and poignant.~Old
 7 VII |        Julien, and said to him abruptly: “Sir, I have come to ask
 8 VIII|     dozing when Julien came in abruptly, his face red, looking very
 9 IX  |        Then he would walk away abruptly as though from something
10 IX  |        it and then checking it abruptly. They heard Julien say several
11 IX  |    Sometimes Jeanne, coming in abruptly, would find her weeping
12 X   |   appeared impatient, and said abruptly: “When I am here all that
13 X   |       other time.” And he left abruptly.~The winter was coming to
14 X   |     Fourville’s eyes,” he said abruptly. “It is his place to break
15 XII |        by the bedside and said abruptly: “Now that you are settled
16 XIII|  probably her letter. She said abruptly: “Listen! I am his mother,