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 1 I  |    happening to one of them, kept them on the alert in a sort
 2 I  |  soul, otherwise as strictly kept as a ledger.~Since settling
 3 I  |    the lines ready, while he kept a lookout in the boat’s
 4 I  |      about on his heels, and kept saying:~“What luck! What
 5 III|      rapidly acquired riches kept up his efforts and confidence,
 6 III|    the cutlet which had been kept for him. It was cold and
 7 III|  should this thing, which he kept at arm’s length when he
 8 III|   table and went out.~Now he kept repeating the phrase: “No
 9 IV |   under the gas-light, which kept watch. On recognising Pierre
10 IV |      with his lips, his mind kept repeating: “Marechal—Marechal,”
11 IV |   for one minute! His mother kept it perhaps in the unconfessed
12 VI |     teach him.~“Show me,” he kept saying. “Show me how.”~And
13 VII|      like the servants to be kept up for fear of fire.~No
14 IX | straight down on us!” Roland kept shouting; and Beausire,