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 1 7 | Cimmes and the Colombels, her two sisters having married,
 2 11|  himself to call together the two families.~
 3 14|      mat in the broiling sun; two cats, which looked as though
 4 14| stretched out in front of the two windows, their eyes closed,
 5 16|   cage, shaped like a chalet, two lovebirds sat motionless
 6 26|                           The two women were the next to venture,
 7 28|      seemed to cut the bed in two, shining just on the hands,
 8 37|                           The two women remained standing.~
 9 45|                           The two sisters had not yet moved,
10 61|       in sunlight, and at the two turtle-doves on the roof
11 72|       Mme. Cimme observed the two green birds called love-birds.
12 87|   regiment of young ones. The two women were enjoying themselves
13 95|                           The two women and Colombel rushed