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 1 Pro,1|         he heard the sound of his steps, his pale face took a yet
 2 1,2  |           passer-by, hurrying his steps; one after another the doors
 3 4,3  |          beside him on the marble steps of the pulpit where the
 4 4,3  |     ambassadors next turned their steps to Siena. The poor little
 5 5,6  |        once mare advanced several steps, and was on the point of
 6 5,7  |           of the little flight of steps that led to the entrance
 7 7,3  |           he directed his horse's steps to the Vatican, found the
 8 7,3  |        the mask, and retraced his steps towards his palace. But
 9 10,2 | occupation, the king retraced his steps to his own capital, the
10 10,4 |          of it, Louis XII took no steps to get it back again. ~When
11 13,5 |        Caesar had made only a few steps towards the town when he
12 14,2 |      Caesar's arm, and turned his steps towards the vineyard, accompanied
13 16,1 |         but when he had heard the steps retreating, he quietly raised