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1 I  |   and hastening up to him, laid his hand upon the man’s
2 II |     and becoming familiar, laid her hand upon Duroy’s arm.
3 V  |     in which the table was laid for four; that table looked
4 V  |   like; I do not know.”~He laid five francs upon the plate
5 V  |   do not care for me.”~She laid her hand upon his lips. “
6 V  |   cannot permit that.”~She laid her hand upon his shoulder
7 VII| drank a glass of water and laid down. He turned from his
8 IX | might enter. The table was laid. A neighbor, who had come
9 X  | astonishment to see covers laid for three: the door of the