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1    I,  III| the Seine, and reached the Avenue des Champs-Elysees, going
2    I,  III|    they were following the Avenue of the Bois de Boulogne,
3    I,  III|  trot, from one end of the avenue to the other, as if the
4    I,  III|    They passed through the Avenue Velasquez and entered the
5   II,  I  |    city and over the great avenue where, under the trees,
6   II,  IV |    and entered its central avenue, curving under the electric
7   II,  V  |  from one end of the broad avenue to the other, between the
8   II,  VI | the painter’s door, in the Avenue de Villiers, Bertin asked: “