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 1 IV   |      him on. In an hour he had finished an article, which was a
 2 V    |    anything. When the meal was finished, they returned to the drawing-room
 3 V    |      disappeared.~After he had finished his journalistic work, he
 4 VIII |     the silence. When they had finished, Duroy, pleading fatigue,
 5 VIII |       them that the priest had finished, and together they ascended
 6 IX   | father-in-law and his wife had finished their coffee and wine.~Georges
 7 X    |        spoke, and when she had finished he raised objections, took
 8 X    |     forcible—” And when he had finished speaking, she said: “Now
 9 XVI  |     several notes; when he had finished writing, the minister, who
10 XVI  |     Why should you go, we have finished; we will leave you alone
11 XVIII|        happily.~The bishop had finished his harangue, a priest ascended