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 1 III  |    halted on seeing a man. For a moment Mme. Forestier seemed confused;
 2 V    |        box, awaiting a favorable moment. When she saw that she was
 3 VI   |          to laugh aloud. At that moment Mme. de Marelle entered
 4 VII  |     attend to everything. Wait a moment.”~He entered his dressing-room
 5 VII  |       for me now.”~She thought a moment and then replied: “No I
 6 VIII |          ready. He might die any moment, and if it should come in
 7 VIII |         you do?”~She hesitated a moment and then said slowly:~“I
 8 VIII |        forget his face.”~At that moment they heard the priest saying
 9 IX   | admonished him that the decisive moment had arrived.~“I am in Paris.
10 IX   |   unsteadily: “Who is it?”~For a moment he hesitated before he replied: “
11 IX   |          just the same.”~At that moment his father cried, knocking
12 X    |          house.” He paused for a moment and then asked: “Did you
13 XI   |          him scornfully; after a moment of silence, she continued: “
14 XI   |        gaining her liberty for a moment, she escaped him and ran
15 XI   |          must see you for only a moment each day that I may touch
16 XII  |        that.”~Du Roy reflected a moment and then replied: “I have
17 XII  |      will do very well.”~At that moment the servant entered with
18 XIII |    silent! I can never see you a moment without hearing that refrain.
19 XIII |      fingers yet!”~Then, after a moment’s reflection, he muttered: “
20 XIII |         she rose abruptly. For a moment she felt a sharp, stinging
21 XIV  |        might take me away at any moment, I wish to~take the precaution
22 XIV  |         notary continued after a moment’s pause: “It is of course
23 XIV  |      avoid any scandal. From the moment that I accept a portion
24 XV   |      through the throng. At that moment a voice at his side murmured: “
25 XVII |         de Cazolles. At the last moment, however, it was decided
26 XVIII|          bowed his head. At that moment he felt almost pious, for