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 1 1|  threshold of all evil haunts. He walked boldly into the saloon,
 2 1|        with an undecided step. He walked as if he were in some desert,
 3 1|        betwixt life and death, he walked as if under the spell of
 4 1| expectation of everything. I have walked to and fro in the world
 5 2|           aversion for love.' ~"I walked home from the Faubourg St.
 6 2|    whether we stood or whether we walked, there was nothing either
 7 2|         wine? Why had I slept, or walked, or thought, or amused myself
 8 3|         forced the doors open and walked over my body. But I will
 9 3|        five-franc piece. ~Raphael walked slowly along the gangway;
10 3|       second act of Semiramide he walked up and down in the lobby,
11 3|        all human enjoyment. As he walked he beheld Pauline - not
12 3|         place." ~Raphael rose and walked about the rooms to screen
13 3|      wished to speak with him, he walked towards her. ~She was somewhere
14 3|           and yet quite lately he walked over to Clermont with our