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 1    IV|      company which they had just quitted. Papa Meyer thereupon drew
 2   VII|    morrow?~ ~Deeply affected, he quitted the chapel, and it was only
 3  VIII|        hand in silence, and then quitted the room.~ ~So long as the
 4    IX|           and at last got up and quitted the room.~ ~Abellino went
 5   XVI|    smilingly kissed her hand and quitted the room; but he lay down
 6  XVII|       And thus an honest husband quitted his house with the fixed
 7  XVII|        from henceforth!~ ~Rudolf quitted the woman, and scarce waiting
 8 XVIII|          group of gentlemen, who quitted the tea-tables and the whist-tables
 9    XX|         was white and dead.~ ~He quitted the sledge, and cut across
10   XXI|    express it, as if my soul had quitted me. I take it as an omen
11   XXI| preparing for his bridal day, he quitted the room, casting one more
12   XXI|       Kis. That worthy youth had quitted the brilliant saloons whose