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1 VI  | harnessed up together. Marius, buried in an old livery belonging
2 VI  |    perceiving Marius, his face buried under his hat with its cockade,
3 VI  |     lands where her dreams lay buried.~Instead of returning home
4 VII |    sorrow at this thought, she buried herself in the sheets and
5 VIII|      of people. Little mother, buried in an armchair, was choking
6 VIII|          The baroness, who was buried in her easy chair, began
7 IX  |  clutching the sheet, her face buried in the covers as she cried
8 X   |        her, baptized Paul, and buried the baroness. She could
9 XIV |     cemetery. All her life was buried here. She went down to the