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1  49| eagerly looking out for an inn by the roadside, when, suddenly,
2  50|     their spirits fell; no inn, no wine shop could be discovered,
3  99|    spacious kitchen of the inn, and the German, having
4 150|  to shut himself up in the inn.~ ~
5 168|  although he lodged in the inn. Monsieur Follenvie alone
6 177|  into the best room in the inn, where the officer received
7 199|    in this wretched little inn.~ ~
8 306|    had abstracted from the inn the timeworn pack of cards,