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1 VI  |      all to you.” And he took a lamp that they might distinguish
2 VI  | exhibited. M. Walter placed the lamp on the table and greeted
3 VIII|   irritably:~“Are we to have no lamp to-night? That is what is
4 VIII|       soon entered and placed a lamp upon the mantel-piece. Mme.
5 X   |         at once. Come, take the lamp.”~He carried the lamp and
6 X   |       the lamp.”~He carried the lamp and they entered the study.
7 XVII|        Walter rose, took up his lamp, and said: “You are silly,
8 XVII|       what to do.”~She took the lamp and sought the conservatory;