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 1 I  | soon disgusted with each in turn, he started afresh with
 2 I  | boys,” said he, “suppose we turn homeward.”~The young men
 3 III|    as that.”~Pierre, in his turn, spoke his views. After
 4 III| which everything that might turn up was good to take. He
 5 III|  was laughing, spoke in his turn:~“It is I,” said he, “who
 6 V  |     to be met with at every turn.”~Pierre replied:~“What
 7 V  |    forget us.”~Jean, in his turn, held out his hand for the
 8 V  |   his mother’s look at each turn.~It was as though they were
 9 VII|     but to-morrow you would turn me out of the house. You,
10 VII| understand?”~Then he in his turn spoke into her ear:~“My
11 IX |       As they were about to turn off from the quay down the