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1    I,  III|        in the midst of a sea of carriages.~The young girl was seated
2    I,  III|         rattling of wheels. The carriages, a little less crowded than
3    I,  III|     toilette diffused among the carriages it touched in passing a
4    I,  III|      allow anything but private carriages to come here.”~“Indeed,
5    I,  III|    again the Bois, the crowd of carriages around him, and facing him
6    I,  IV |    would have said that all the carriages in Paris were making a pilgrimage
7   II,  IV | sidewalks, the pedestrians, the carriages and shops; and the idea
8   II,  VI |     crowds, and the innumerable carriages coming from all parts of