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1  1,1|    lips and restless eyes, who bowed obsequiously. It was indeed
2  4,2|       who entered the room. He bowed respectfully, and, with
3  7,5|    wish you good-evening." ~He bowed; he was really going, for
4 11,4|       I suppose?" ~M. Fortunat bowed with all the grace of manner
5 13,6|   shall apply to you." ~Pascal bowed with an air of assumed modesty;
6 17,2|      personage; and yet Chupin bowed none the less politely as
7 18,1|     any well-bred modiste, she bowed respectfully while the servant
8 18,1|      rather ostentatiously. He bowed to Mademoiselle Marguerite
9 18,3| suddenly changing his mind, he bowed low before Mademoiselle