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 1       I|     a very uneasy travelling companion. First he complained that
 2       I|   beneath its folds; but her companion turned and looked out of
 3      II|  widow, - but in that of her companion, who sat silent and listened
 4     III|    being first warned by his companion to use despatch, as otherwise,
 5     III|      best she could, but her companion felt called upon to come
 6      VI|   length Manasseh guided his companion to one end of the scaffolding
 7      IX| morning, she proposed to her companion a second visit to the Colosseum,
 8      IX|     began to seek their lost companion, with loud outcries, that
 9     XIV|     making his way, with his companion, to Transylvania. After
10     XIV|     of supplies, so that his companion was not once made aware
11     XIV|   the distance, and told his companion that it was Kolozsvar. As
12     XIV|      housebreakers. Then her companion began to moan and sob in
13      XV|  forest, Blanka accosted her companion.~ ~"Zenobia, call me 'Blanka,'
14      XV| Thither you must conduct our companion, and I will join you there
15    XVII|    he continued aloud to his companion, "how the arches extend
16   XVIII|   peach-blossom will be your companion, sister Anna."~ ~Anna and
17   XVIII|    to look over[201] all her companion's books, drawings, - for
18   XVIII|    spoke.~ ~Anna clasped her companion's hand in both her own. "
19     XXI|  together. Both Anna and her companion were soon busy gathering
20     XXI|   planted herself before her companion, as if to shelter her, while
21   XXIII|   his way to the church, his companion hastened in search of Diurbanu.