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 1 V   |  know what to say or do. At length he stammered:~“Listen Clo—
 2 VII |     he took more brandy. At length there was a knock at the
 3 VIII|  face toward the window. At length Forestier broke the silence
 4 VIII| ancient form—the Greek.”~At length he made his choice. “I shall
 5 VIII|     bathed in moonlight.~At length she murmured: “It is rather
 6 IX  |     women yielded to it.~At length a short note admonished
 7 XII |     waited quite awhile. At length Mme. Walter rose, turned,
 8 XIII| cutting appropriateness. At length, however, he began to feel
 9 XIV |   were both preoccupied. At length Georges said, as if talking
10 XVI |     had awaited had come at length.~On Friday he dressed early,