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1  5,6|          Brebant's, where he was sitting feeling terribly bored,
2  7,4|        detested gamblers who are sitting here shall never see me
3  7,6|     leave the card-table. He was sitting opposite M. de Coralth,
4 11,2|       son with her. He was still sitting on the muddy floor of the
5 14,3|       elegant mode of bowing and sitting down, like an actor practising
6 16,3| approaching his acolyte, who was sitting silent and motionless in
7 19,2|         a magnificent gratuity. ~Sitting side by side on the back
8 19,5|       Marguerite. She found them sitting in the drawing-room, with