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 1 4  |    had sprung up between the two.~
 2 6  |      warmed the backs of the two enthusiastic anglers, Morissot
 3 11 |     glow to the faces of the two friends, and gilded the
 4 44 |  deserted country filled the two friends with vague misgivings.~
 5 73 |                      And the two began placidly discussing
 6 76 |       They were covering the two anglers with their rifles.~
 7 84 |    that, in my eyes, you are two spies sent to reconnoitre
 8 86 |                          The two friends, pale as death,
 9 92 |                          The two fishermen remained silent.
10 94 |    quickly, went over to the two Frenchmen, took Morissot
11 111|  attached to the feet of the two friends; then they carried
12 113|                              Two soldiers took Morissot by
13 113|    by the head and the feet; two others did the same with
14 121| tossing him the catch of the two murdered men, said:~