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 1 2 |     reached to the ground, and showed on each side the large flounces
 2 9 |       dressing-room, where she showed me two miniatures hanging
 3 14|   simple reflections of Gaston showed me how absurd had been my
 4 14|       it is broken off?" ~"She showed me your letter." ~"What
 5 15|       letter undeceived me; it showed me that you lacked the intelligence
 6 17|        suitable rooms, and she showed me just the very thing:
 7 18| Prudence opened the drawer and showed me the papers. ~"Ah, you
 8 19|        you have been told." ~I showed Marguerite my father's letters. ~"
 9 21|      result of my visit, and I showed her my father's letter,
10 22|    given her." ~And the porter showed me a letter which I glanced
11 22|       said to the porter, as I showed him the address. ~"You are
12 22|    entered. He was reading. He showed so little astonishment at
13 25|     than you had to give me. I showed him the pawn tickets, the