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1 2 | success at a time when blows poured down like hail, had borne
2 26|     shower of arguments that poured upon his head. ~"How will
3 32|      wine came. M. Coquenard poured from a very small stone
4 42|    name of the convalescent, poured the wine, which was a little
5 42|     at the bottom, Brisemont poured the lees into a glass, and
6 47|     bottle from which he had poured the last drop into his glass. ~"
7 56|      and disdainful words, I poured out upon this man. Doubtless
8 63|   sign to sit down opposite, poured her a small glass of Spanish
9 63|     a dying voice. ~"But who poured the wine for you that was