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 1 Int |  definite form, he turned his steps towards the south, only
 2 I   |       duty lay in guiding the steps of her mistress, who had
 3 IV  |    with little, quick, silent steps, never made a noise, never
 4 VI  | slowly descended the slanting steps. He took the visitors’ names
 5 VI  |   down and waited. They heard steps in the hall above them that
 6 VII |    Julien rushed upstairs two steps at a time, and going abruptly
 7 VII |    she sat down on one of the steps, still in her nightdress,
 8 VII |      Here it is, here are her steps; quick, quick, this way!”
 9 X   |       he walked firmly up the steps of his great hallway.~The
10 XIII| prevented her from taking any steps, from going to look for