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1 I   |    They took their seats and watched the promenaders. Occasionally
2 IV  |      Often at evening, as he watched the trains pass his window,
3 VIII|     seated himself, and they watched in silence. A nurse, sent
4 VIII|     Mme. Forestier and Duroy watched in the chamber of death.
5 IX  | Madeleine, too, alighted and watched the couple advance, with
6 XIII| unutterable anguish; but she watched him, followed him in a cab
7 XVI |    out.~For some time he had watched and followed her, knowing
8 XVI |  have known her game, I have watched her, and now I shall get