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 1 3 | voices; the dealers who had filled the benches in front of
 2 6 |     from the thoughts which filled my brain, it must have been
 3 6 | covered my eyes, a rumbling filled my ears, and all I could
 4 7 | mere chance, but the chance filled me with delight. ~From that
 5 11|     such a woman, now I was filled with vanity at the thought
 6 11|    of the reasons which had filled my mind before I slept.
 7 12|    few hours later would be filled with the noise of men. It
 8 12| theatre so early. The boxes filled one after another. Only
 9 14| theatre by seven. The boxes filled one after another, but Marguerite
10 19| Tears of gratitude and love filled my eyes, and I flung myself