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 1 I  |  velvety down which could be perceived when the sun kissed her
 2 I  |      the sea, they presently perceived the village of Yport. Women
 3 III|     young man. As soon as he perceived the ladies, he exclaimed:~“
 4 IV |    earth.~All at once Jeanne perceived, framed in the window, the
 5 IV |    but suddenly M. de Lamare perceived that Jeanne’s thin shoes
 6 V  |  alluding to. They at length perceived some pyramidal rocks which
 7 VI |     the day.~All at once she perceived a gull crossing the sky,
 8 VII|     arms.~As soon as Rosalie perceived her mistress, she began
 9 VII|      of the dying embers she perceived Rosalie’s head leaning on
10 IX |      of the lower paths, she perceived at the farther end of it
11 X  |     umbrella in his rage. He perceived Julien standing outside
12 X  |   outside, when she suddenly perceived Comte Fourville coming on
13 XIV| looked anxiously and at last perceived Rosalie carrying a sort