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 1 32|      staircase half- lighted by bars through which stole a glimmer
 2 48|        but finally it came. The bars were filled with drinkers.
 3 49| prisoner or a free man; and yet bars at the windows and outside
 4 49|         If I am free, why these bars and these doors? If I am
 5 50|       the doors strong, and the bars solid; besides, your window
 6 52|        to pierce a wall, detach bars, cut through a floor--all
 7 54|       not warm came through the bars of her prison. ~Milady was
 8 56|     examined the window and the bars, sounded the floor and the
 9 58|         a man appear behind the bars. ~She ran to the window
10 58|      time to file through these bars. Only take care that I am
11 58|   grinding of the file upon the bars, and by the light of every
12 58|      and opened the window. Two bars removed formed an opening
13 58|         when he had reached the bars, he fastened his ladder.
14 59|        the window open, and the bars filed, had remembered the