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1 I  |    harder when the carriage drove up to the door. Jeanne was
2 I  | inundated the highway.~They drove rapidly to the wharf and
3 III|    bouquet.~A covered wagon drove into the courtyard bearing
4 III|     the baron.~The carriage drove up to the door, and Madame
5 VI |  this painful subject.~They drove past farmyards, the carriage
6 VI |    ran to open it, and they drove in round an immense grass
7 XI |    day and on the day after drove to Havre in the phaeton.
8 XIV|     About three o’clock she drove in a neighbor’s light wagon
9 XIV|  then was silent.~The wagon drove along rapidly, the peasant