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1 I   |            When it had come quite near the Pearl, father Roland
2 III |       wealth for the idea to come near them. And besides, how should
3 IV  |         through the mist, far and near, responsive cries went up
4 IV  |          reply seemed to be quite near and was already at the entrance,
5 V   |        the Babel of sounds—voices near and far ringing thin in
6 V   | notwithstanding that it seemed so near and so easy to capture.
7 VI  |        estate, in farms and lands near the docks in Havre; and
8 VI  |         fact they could see quite near them now Captain Beausire
9 VIII|    supposed that she put her lips near but he did not feel them