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 1 I  |         stopped now and then in front of a milliner’s or a jeweller’
 2 I  | comments they went on again. In front of the Place de la Bourse
 3 I  |         centre-table, stared in front of them, in similar attitudes
 4 I  |    Roland sat thinking again in front of the lamp which was burning
 5 II |        he reached the square in front of the theatre, he was attracted
 6 II |          By this time he was in front of the flag-staff, whence
 7 III|     where he might sit down. In front of him was another cafe.
 8 III|     luxury graced the table. In front of Jean, who sat in his
 9 V  |     chairs under a lime-tree in front of the house, and as he
10 V  |       simple and elegant. So in front of everything put before
11 VI |       he watched her walking in front of him that day he said
12 VI |       the two women, walking in front of the men, stood out against
13 VI |       the rock.~They went on in front, while Beausire, squaring
14 VI |     tortoise, Pierre keeping in front of him to watch his movements.~
15 VI |     whiskers, gently retired in front of the net. Jean drove it
16 VII|        down in his arm-chair in front of his writing-table loaded
17 VII|        it, and kneeling down in front of her barred her in with
18 IX |         powerful tug, which, in front of her, looked like a caterpillar,