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 1 I   |    When they were seated at a table, Forestier ordered two glasses
 2 II  |     and as she was not near a table, she did not know where
 3 III |     placed his light upon the table and began to write. He dipped
 4 III |     he threw his pen upon the table and arose. He glanced around
 5 III |      he seated himself at his table, dipped his pen in the ink,
 6 III | presence. She was seated at a table and extended her hand to
 7 III |    four men were writing at a table. Forestier was standing
 8 IV  |       At the other end of the table sat a short, pale man, very
 9 IV  |     and seated himself at his table to work. Before his eyes
10 V   |    private room, in which the table was laid for four; that
11 V   |       was laid for four; that table looked very inviting with
12 V   |   hear the servant laying the table in the dining-room. He rose: “
13 VI  |    and seated themselves at a table set apart for them. One
14 VI  | Walter placed the lamp on the table and greeted the last arrival,
15 VII |        He had thrown upon his table his adversary’s card brought
16 IX  |       the tea placed upon the table in their room, Duroy clasped
17 IX  |       people might enter. The table was laid. A neighbor, who
18 IX  |       took their seats at the table. The meal was a long one,
19 XIII|       hand under cover of the table or offer him her lips behind