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 1 II | fragrant air.~The Marquise had taken Saval’s arm, and Yvette,
 2 II |       for the four bearers had taken a quick pace, followed by
 3 II |     are crazy!”~Yvette had not taken her eyes off her mother’
 4 III|      subjects, because she had taken the tone, demeanor, and
 5 III|   fruit of a clandestine love, taken in by the Marquise, who
 6 III|      this news, Madame Obardi, taken by surprise, would certainly
 7 III|   himself.~The Marquise having taken Saval’s arm, he took Yvette’
 8 III|   tempest. As soon as they had taken their coffee on the terrace,
 9 IV |    appetite of people who have taken exercise.~Her mother, happy
10 IV |      arms. The drug had gently taken all these away from her,