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 1 I   |    were he to drink only two glasses of beer in an evening, farewell
 2 I   | table, Forestier ordered two glasses of beer. He emptied his
 3 I   |    of beer. Waiter, two more glasses!” When he had paid the score,
 4 I   |    clear voice: “Waiter, two glasses.”~In astonishment, Forestier
 5 II  |      fork, his spoon, or his glasses, of which he had four. Nothing
 6 II  |       The servant filled the glasses with wine, and Forestier
 7 V   |    inviting with its colored glasses, silver, and candelabra.~
 8 VII |    stout, and bald, who wore glasses. That was his adversary.
 9 VIII|     the smallest objects—the glasses—the dishes—the beds on which
10 IX  |     by the cider and several glasses of wine, related many anecdotes,