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 1 I   |         time men passed him by, entering by one door and going out
 2 II  |       seemed to him that he was entering a new and charming life,
 3 II  |         hand upon his arm. Upon entering the drawing-room, the young
 4 IV  |       article was not there. On entering the office several hours
 5 IV  |        Duroy left the room, and entering his friend’s office, brusquely
 6 V   |        two francs fifty, and on entering the office of “La Vie Francaise”
 7 XI  |   MADAME WALTER TAKES A HAND~On entering the office the following
 8 XI  | rendezvous for the next day.~On entering the house at his usual time,
 9 XIII|      Mondays and Wednesdays.~On entering the office, he was handed
10 XIV |   Vaudeville on their way arid, entering, secured a box. Then they