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 1 I   | chattering like two children, carrying the big fish between them,
 2 III |        and made peasant girls carrying baskets turn round to look
 3 V   |      took their hats, shawls, carrying all on one arm, for the
 4 VI  |      toward the house. He was carrying a box on his back. This
 5 VII |    stairs as though they were carrying a wounded person, and Julien
 6 VII |    Simon, followed by Marius, carrying a lantern, seized her arm
 7 VII |       She felt that they were carrying her, and then that she was
 8 VIII|       ran hither and thither, carrying things, consulting the doctor
 9 IX  |    huge horseman seemed to be carrying the heavy beast between
10 X   |     soon a carriole passed by carrying a strange burden.~It stopped
11 XII |      He presently reappeared, carrying in his arms the shapeless
12 XIV |     at last perceived Rosalie carrying a sort of white bundle in