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 1 3 |      name. If I insist on this point, it is because many among
 2 3 |     them, for in so doing they point out the way. It is not a
 3 3 |       must needs, like Christ, point out the ways which lead
 4 3 |      thought; the eye is but a point, and it covers leagues. ~ ~
 5 4 |       and was even then on the point of weeping, "do you value
 6 5 |     was not absolutely at that point in regard to Marguerite,
 7 11|            Chapter 11 ~At this point Armand stopped. ~"Would
 8 14|      Twenty times I was on the point of sending to get the letter
 9 14|         At twelve I was on the point of keeping the appointment
10 14|     had written. ~I was on the point of calling on Prudence,
11 15|   friendship is carried to the point of servility, never to that
12 16|      us go to Bougival, at the Point du Jour, at Widow Arnould'
13 17|   Prudence, laughing. ~"No, at Point du Jour, where we had dinner,
14 17|         and I was installed at Point du Jour. ~Then began an
15 21|      Twenty times I was on the point of not going. But the hope
16 23|        some one call to me and point to a hare not ten paces
17 23|       beautiful, and, from the point of view of figure, more
18 24|        for her, carried to the point at which it was transformed
19 24|   Marguerite. ~To reach such a point I must have been literally
20 25| sacrifice which you are on the point of making, his honour and
21 25|       moment when I was on the point of confessing everything