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 1 I   |   the same as Pierre—four or five.”~Every time they told the
 2 I   |   school, Pierre, the elder, five years older than Jean, had
 3 I   |  watched each other. Pierre, five years old when Jean was
 4 I   |      to be ready to start at five in the morning?”~She exclaimed
 5 I   |      packed in rows, four or five deep. And masts innumerable;
 6 I   |     should think so! four or five at least.”~“Not from that
 7 III |    visit, or see at home for five, would perhaps make a slight
 8 V   |   the little room in four or five steps, met his mother’s
 9 VII |     and Roland dropped every five minutes on to a neighbour’
10 VIII| doctor has a fixed salary of five thousand, with lodgings,
11 IX  |    which a profit is made of five hundred per cent. The old