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1   3|     the undergrowth, had now returned to their homes. Their arms,
2  43| preparations, he had hastily returned to the town. He thought
3  56| Loiseau, who took a sip, and returned the bottle with thanks,
4 139|    end of a few minutes, she returned, Cornudet, in his shirt-sleeves,
5 166|                The three men returned in a very uneasy frame of
6 168|    So they waited. The women returned to their rooms, and occupied
7 221|      this commission, but he returned to them almost immediately.
8 229|                 Their gaiety returned of itself, so amusing at
9 261|              As soon as they returned she went to her room, and