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 1 II |     MELUN, AT CORBEIL AND AT PARIS ~HIS WITHDRAWAL FROM THE
 2 II |     HOME~I CAME at length to Paris, where above all in those
 3 II | which is hard by the city of Paris, for there I knew there
 4 II |   same William Archdeacon of Paris, had changed his former
 5 II |      either from the city of Paris or from his wonted study
 6 II |     my master's chair in the Paris school offered me his post,
 7 II |     I returned from Melun to Paris, hoping for peace from him
 8 V  |        OF HOW HE RETURNED TO PARIS AND FINISHED THE GLOSSES
 9 V  |      few days, I returned to Paris, and there for several years
10 VI |   dwelt in that same city of Paris a certain young girl named
11 VII|   for me to take her back to Paris, and that it would be far
12 VII|     and secretly returned to Paris. A few days later, in the
13 VII|     Argenteuil, not far from Paris, where she herself had been