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 1      I,     III|        to the old gentleman, and conducted him to the vestibule, where,
 2      I,     III|   suspicious confiscated, he was conducted to a room in the second
 3     II,      II|   correspondence, which has been conducted in quite a peculiar manner.
 4     II,     III|      which the visitors had been conducted shone like a mirror, and
 5     II,     III|         announced the groom, and conducted Herr Bernat into the adjoining
 6    III,       I|          closed again.~ ~The man conducted the maid to her room, and
 7    III,       I|     gloved hand to the maid, and conducted her to the dining-room.
 8    III,     III|         said Ludwig, when he had conducted his charge to the door of
 9    III,      IV|          Marie and Henry at once conducted the doctor to Ludwig's chamber.
10     IV,      II|          take a promenade."~ ~He conducted the veiled maiden through
11     IV,      IV| appearance of the man whom Henry conducted to his master's presence
12     IV,      IV|        him to her room.~ ~Ludwig conducted her into the alcove, and
13      V,      II|       expectations.~ ~The figure conducted on to the stage by the colonel
14      V,     III|       into the castle. The count conducted his charge into the library.
15     VI,     III|  cartridge, is ready here."~ ~He conducted the vice-palatine into the
16     VI,      VI|        bed."~ ~Katharina herself conducted the young girl to her room.
17     IX,     III|        De Fervlans's retreat was conducted in proper order, step by