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1 I  |    remained motionless for a quarter of an hour, his eyes fixed
2 I  |  against the rosy sky in the quarter to which he pointed, and
3 I  |    at least.”~“Not from that quarter, then.”~She was quite eager
4 II |      he went off towards the quarter of the town known as Ingouville.~
5 III|      got home to breakfast a quarter of an hour too late.~In
6 III|     pulled him up; the first quarter must be paid in advance,
7 III|  lend him the amount of this quarter’s rent, or even of a half-year,
8 III|  these things, sir, in every quarter of the globe, wherever and
9 IX | folks rare in that workmen’s quarter. Nothing would sell but