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 1     I|       little girls took their places by him, one on each side.
 2    II|       and there, in more open places, fountains and waterfalls
 3   III| having previously drawn their places by lot, and so that the
 4   III|    nearest fenced and ditched places; the bolder spirits took
 5    VI|     may set in."~ ~"Take your places, gentlemen! take your places!"
 6    VI|  places, gentlemen! take your places!" shouted Rudolf, putting
 7   VII|     of them. They had neither places nor moustaches left. Some
 8    IX| communication between the two places then, remember) on purpose
 9     X|       compassionately in high places: her benevolence goes much
10  XVII|      of its own accord in two places, he perceived two pressed