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 1  41|      moreover, as neighbors two nuns, who spent the time in fingering
 2  42|        sitting opposite the two nuns, attracted all eyes.~ ~
 3  68|       humble tones, invited the nuns to partake of her repast.
 4  68|         in combination with the nuns, a sort of table was formed
 5  72|      until the elder of the two nuns, raising the patient's head,
 6  87|      Loiseau gave theirs to the nuns.~ ~
 7  96|                         The two nuns were the first to obey,
 8 123|      good; the Loiseaus and the nuns drank it from motives of
 9 195| sympathy for Boule de Suif. The nuns, who appeared only at meals,
10 204|      over the fire, and the two nuns, who were in the habit of
11 240|                         The two nuns seemed to hear nothing,
12 246|   question the elder of the two nuns on the most striking facts
13 317|                         The two nuns had betaken themselves once