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 1 III  |  window just as the train was coming out of the tunnel, and his
 2 V    | rapidly seemed to him slow in coming. Above all he was dissatisfied
 3 V    |    which read:~“My husband is coming home this evening. We shall
 4 VIII |        in all my actions - my coming and my going; I can tolerate
 5 IX   |   come; she knew that she was coming to a simple home; she had
 6 XI   |       Mme. Laroche-Mathieu is coming here to dine with Viscountess
 7 XI   |      wife: “Well, is everyone coming to dinner?”~She replied: “
 8 XIII |      truth in it. Clotilde is coming at four, I must get rid
 9 XV   |     no reply; his own thought coming from the lips of another
10 XVIII| people turned to see what was coming, and the young bride appeared
11 XVIII|     king whom the people were coming to greet. He shook hands,