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1    I,  I |     said.~A rapid friendship sprang up between them, and the
2    I,  I |    here and there, sat down, sprang up, lighted cigarettes and
3    I,  I |     hands, then she suddenly sprang to her feet, caught up her
4    I,  I |    before a thousand reasons sprang up as quickly to combat
5    I,  IV|    had received.~Suddenly he sprang forward; the Duchesse de
6   II,  II|     fallen among the bushes, sprang behind her to get the ball
7   II,  V |   were. An intimacy of youth sprang up between them, a pleasant
8   II,  VI| Labarriere as Mephistopheles sprang up from the earth.~Olivier,
9   II,  VI|      of the paper, went out, sprang up again, and went creeping