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1 4 |        fetch the book, which I handed to him. ~"That is it indeed,"
2 4 |      read this letter." And he handed to me a paper which seemed
3 6 | to-morrow's ceremony." ~Armand handed me his passport, and I went
4 6 |     police station, and Armand handed in the permission signed
5 8 |     they were on the street he handed her into a phaeton, which
6 14|     and sent it by Joseph, who handed it to Marguerite herself;
7 17|        I therefore immediately handed over to Prudence what she
8 19|      old friend of the family, handed over to me seven hundred
9 25|       man came to the door and handed in a letter from M. Duval. ~