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 1 I  |        which they formed. When she saw Servigny her face immediately
 2 II |           them in the sauces, they saw them moving on the bread,
 3 II |      Servigny entered his room, he saw the horizon all pink through
 4 II |         the window, opened it, and saw Yvette standing in the path
 5 II |          he asked.~“No, my dear. I saw that book in a shop. They
 6 II |         the boatmen.~Suddenly they saw it. It was a huge boat,
 7 II |         tiny foot that emerged.~He saw her thus exhibiting herself,
 8 II |         fatigue as he followed. He saw her leave the water, pick
 9 III|       which at times he thought he saw a shadow pass. But suddenly
10 III|            sinister gleam, and she saw the great river, with the
11 III| reflections into her room, and she saw herself in the mirror of
12 III|           words: “Oh! last night—I saw—your window.”~The Marquise,
13 III|           said.~Yvette replied:~“I saw you, mamma, last night.
14 IV |           are full of fun.”~Yvette saw the wooden horses and compelled
15 IV |          bowed. Turning around she saw that the Prince and the
16 IV |   intoxication, of soft fever. She saw that the cotton was dry,
17 IV |          covered with flowers. She saw people on the shore, and
18 IV |         She looked at the moon and saw in it a face, a woman’s
19 IV |            Servigny turning around saw a letter on the table. He
20 IV |          eyes.~He continued, as he saw her reviving: “Come! Come!