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 1 4 |      door; but scarcely was he seated before he burst into tears
 2 6 |       in time. Scarcely had he seated himself, when the shivering
 3 8 |      mantel-piece. Marguerite, seated at the piano, let her fingers
 4 12| recognised as the Comte de G., seated himself at the back. As
 5 15|  around the place; Marguerite, seated on the sofa, was meditating.
 6 16|      this little village gaily seated at the foot of the hill
 7 16|       hillside, in the evening seated on the grass, and I asked
 8 18|       love you!" ~One evening, seated on the balcony outside the
 9 20|      Chapter 20 ~My father was seated in my room in his dressing-gown;
10 23|      me into her boudoir; as I seated myself I heard the drawing-room