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 1 II   |       suffering by it.”~M. Walter put on his spectacles in order
 2 II   |         she did not know where to put it. He rushed toward her:~“
 3 V    |             At the same time, she put her purse in his hand.~The
 4 V    |        uttering a word, trying to put into his glance a wealth
 5 V    |        finding places in which to put them.~She talked incessantly
 6 V    |           he rang for the porter, put his hand in his pocket and
 7 VI   |       ever become a widow, I have put in my application!” Then
 8 VI   |     overcoat, the other his cane, put it aside, opened a door
 9 VI   | exaggerated energy. M. de Marelle put a log upon the fire and
10 VII  |         Plume,” claimed, had been put under arrest, was a myth.
11 VIII |           wanted to buy a vase to put on his bookcase. As he could
12 X    |        inhaled their perfume, and put them in an empty vase. Then
13 XV   |     behind the conservatory. Papa put it back there so that everyone
14 XVI  |        she was out of earshot, he put his head out of the window
15 XVI  |       lost, she was determined to put a brave face upon the matter.
16 XVIII|        first, and you threaten to put me out of them. Be silent,