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 1 II |   most convenient.”~Then he rang the bell. The door opened
 2 II |   voice: “I know.”~The bell rang again and the servant announced: “
 3 IV |    the following morning he rang the bell, at his friend’
 4 V  |     but in silence. Georges rang the bell, and when the door
 5 V  |   and when he was alone, he rang for the porter, put his
 6 VI | halted before a high house, rang the bell, pressed Duroy’
 7 VII|   but he rose when the bell rang, and having read the insulting
 8 IX |    companion. When the bell rang, his heart gave a bound.~
 9 X  |    arriving at his door, he rang and the servant answered
10 XVI|   floor they halted; Du Roy rang the bell and they waited.
11 XVI|    or three minutes Georges rang again several times in succession.