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 1 I   |      Mont Riboudet. Then they crossed the meadows, where from
 2 II  |   float on her back, her arms crossed, her eyes lost in the profound
 3 IV  |      a married woman. She had crossed that boundary that seems
 4 V   |    mountains. They frequently crossed the dry beds of torrents
 5 V   |       track of moisture, they crossed a wilderness of stones and
 6 VI  |     return from Corsica. They crossed the wood where she had strolled
 7 VII |    followed the large avenue, crossed the wood, crossed the ditch,
 8 VII |     avenue, crossed the wood, crossed the ditch, and started off
 9 VIII|     of the chair, and finally crossed his fingers as if in prayer.~
10 IX  |       at full speed.~First it crossed the meadow, then plunging
11 IX  |   wiped his eyes, knelt down, crossed himself, and then rising
12 X   | emotion.~He waited, his hands crossed over his paunch. Seeing
13 X   |      straight to his goal. He crossed the ditch, then, stalking
14 XIV |    for some time, at the days crossed off by her the morning she