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 1 I  |        bid them notice how the town of Havre divided Upper from
 2 I  |     they took the way into the town. A large crowd, the crowd
 3 I  |        gap in the heart of the town the look of a dead forest.
 4 II |       the moon rose behind the town; and it, too, looked like
 5 II |   behind his back.~Back in the town again, he once more wondered
 6 II |     towards the quarter of the town known as Ingouville.~He
 7 II |     workmen in his part of the town.~Pierre often went to see
 8 III|      go and search through the town for rooms to suit him.~Then,
 9 III| enabled her to discover in the town of Havre the son of our
10 IV |       in the harbour the whole town was buried in this fine
11 IV |      of the chief cafes in the town had agreed to have it on
12 IV |     Pierre set out towards the town. He was so cold that he
13 V  |       made his escape into the town, and went to get his breakfast
14 VI |        alone, wander about the town, so torn by remorse, so
15 VII|      and she took his arm. The town hall struck three as they
16 IX |      sea by the great maritime town.~She, as soon as she had