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 1 I  |       he gave himself rein and drew back constantly, impelled
 2 I  |  Servigny took Saval’s arm and drew him away:~“That is the latest
 3 II |     was cold, perhaps.” And he drew her along.~Before them a
 4 II |   listen to your nonsense.”~He drew her toward him, although
 5 II |       Then he shut the blinds, drew the thick, heavy curtains,
 6 II | happened the night before, and drew him toward the end of the
 7 II |         The young girl at once drew a book from her pocket and
 8 III|    things. As she advanced she drew shapes in the sand, letters
 9 IV |    fancy came to her mind. She drew them up on the bank of the
10 IV |          And taking her arm he drew her forward. But as soon
11 IV |    long chair near the window, drew a little table within reach
12 IV |      on the cord, and when she drew it out of the water, it
13 IV |       He was fishing also, and drew out of the river a wooden
14 IV |    clinging to the balcony, he drew himself up like a gymnast
15 IV |        imperceptible smile. He drew from his pocket the letter
16 IV |        would lose his head, he drew away. She smiled at him