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 1  2,1|         t been in the room five minutes before we heard the baron'
 2  7,4|       good! I should like a few minutes to laugh; it is too ridiculous!" ~
 3  9,1| remained there from five to ten minutes, and then, bowing low with
 4  9,5|         the end of about twenty minutes, the photographer possessed
 5  9,5|      she stopped and spent five minutes at a shop in the Rue Notre
 6 11,1|        and he lost at least two minutes in searching his pockets
 7 11,1|         took him at least three minutes more to decipher the missive.
 8 13,6|  strange that I can't have five minutes' peace and quietness," he
 9 14,3|         to him that barely five minutes had elapsed since he took
10 17,2|         outsider. "Have you ten minutes to spare?" ~"Ten days, if
11 17,3|          Listen: Friday, at ten minutes past nine, sent to the Rue
12 19,3|  entreated you to grant me five minutes' Conversation." ~"Alas!
13 20,1|   started off at once, and five minutes later they were ushered