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1 3 |      military man, until his companion drew him away with him. ~
2 3 | moved on the shoulder of his companion as the fingers of a player
3 3 |     impassible figure of his companion, and grew pale: he was an
4 19|   might find Rosa a pleasant companion for the dreary hours of
5 25|    story to tell to his boon companion, Jacob, that worthy was
6 25|    the start of Rosa and her companion by four leagues. ~And whilst
7 30|  same time his guard and his companion; but, cautious as were his
8 32|   little readiness which his companion had shown in answering his
9 32|  Baerle, more afraid for his companion than himself, threw himself