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1 VI  |         so as to get thoroughly settled and to become accustomed
2 VII |         that the thing had been settled thus, and they went out
3 VII |          She repeated: “That is settled. Barville is worth at least
4 VII | thousand francs, but it will be settled on the child, the parents
5 VIII|   Happily, nothing has yet been settled. I know the young fellow
6 VIII|       go back on my word. Is it settled? Yes or no!”~The man smiled
7 IX  |      his dogs come in, and they settled themselves one on either
8 XII |     abruptly: “Now that you are settled quietly, madame, we will
9 XII |      stood.~When everything was settled, there would be about seven