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1 I  |      whose face he fancied was familiar. He followed him, repeating: “
2 II |     establish a strong colony, familiar with and liking the country,
3 II |        anecdotes, and becoming familiar, laid her hand upon Duroy’
4 III|     room had the peculiar odor familiar to all journalists. When
5 IV |         he said: “I am not yet familiar with the work. I must take
6 VI |      speak of anything that is familiar to us. Ah, it is difficult
7 IX | Georges, to whom they were all familiar, laughed at them.~Mother