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 1 I  |        himself: “I will take a glass at the Americain. By Jove,
 2 I  |   whether he should take that “glass.” Before deciding, he glanced
 3 I  |    Poissoniere; behind a large glass door an open paper was affixed;
 4 I  |        all right, take another glass of beer. Waiter, two more
 5 I  |      tables drinking.~“Another glass of beer?” asked Forestier.~“
 6 I  |      invariable answer was: “A glass of water from the fountain.”
 7 II |      saw his reflection in the glass, he did not even recognize
 8 II |        paused before the third glass, twirled his mustache, took
 9 II |       her daughter, filled her glass, waited upon her, and the
10 II | Norbert de Varenne advanced, a glass of liqueur in his hand,
11 IV |      it, said: “Let us drink a glass of wine and then take a
12 V  |     cried gaily as she drank a glass of champagne: “I am less
13 VII|     made him start; he drank a glass of water and laid down.
14 VII|       candle and looked in the glass; he scarcely recognized
15 XV |       asked:~“Would you like a glass of champagne? We will go
16 XV |       Guerche? he just drank a glass of punch.” Then he pounced