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 1 2 |    There she left her carriage, walked for an hour, returned to
 2 5 |         been cast to it; then I walked sadly away. ~"Do you want
 3 6 | inspector was there already. We walked slowly in the direction
 4 11|        the day I do not know; I walked, smoked, talked, but what
 5 11| Provence to the Rue d'Antin. ~I walked to and fro in the street;
 6 11|    mingled with a great pity. I walked to and fro in the room,
 7 13|     Alone?" ~"With M. de G." ~I walked to and fro in the room. ~"
 8 16|       upon the purest bride. We walked together in those charming
 9 21|        The weather was fine; he walked with me as far as the station.
10 22|        the alley I had so often walked. ~That night no one was