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 1 I    |      the stage and the opposite side of the theater. In the spacious
 2 V    |        child, seated her by his side, and with a serious air
 3 V    |     soon rolling along in a cab side by side. Duroy could think
 4 V    |  rolling along in a cab side by side. Duroy could think of nothing
 5 V    |    which they seated themselves side by side. Duroy stammered,
 6 V    |       seated themselves side by side. Duroy stammered, incoherently: “
 7 V    |        their seats on the couch side by side. Gradually he drew
 8 V    |      seats on the couch side by side. Gradually he drew nearer
 9 V    |     pressed more closely to his side. In fifteen minutes her
10 VII  |        He turned from his right side to his left uneasily. He
11 VIII |        She glided softly to his side. He whispered: “Listen to
12 VIII |      them, for she stood by his side motionless, staring vaguely
13 IX   | Madeleine and the mother walked side by side in silence; the
14 IX   |       the mother walked side by side in silence; the two men
15 IX   |      trees, hedged in on either side by impenetrable brushwood.~
16 IX   |        they were descending the side of the hill, Duroy laughed. “
17 X    |     that Sevres is on the other side.”~He replied: “In our forests
18 XII  |         us.”~She proceeded to a side aisle after saluting the
19 XII  |         lower the shade on your side and you will be well concealed.”~“
20 XIII |   torment him; she lived by his side and seemed to love him very
21 XIV  |       church, they walked along side by side on their way home.
22 XIV  |       they walked along side by side on their way home. They
23 XV   |      that moment a voice at his side murmured: “Georges!”~It
24 XVIII|         M. Walter walked by her side with exaggerated dignity.