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1 2 |     was always alone when she drove in the Champs-Elysees, lying
2 2 |       the Champs-Elysees. She drove straight to the Bois. There
3 2 | returned to her carriage, and drove rapidly home. ~All these
4 7 |  returned to her carriage and drove away. One of the shopmen
5 8 |      into a phaeton, which he drove himself, and they were whirled
6 8 |    was over we took a cab and drove to 7, Rue d'Antin. At the
7 11|    for some one. The carriage drove off; the stables were not
8 24|       the letter which nearly drove me mad? How could you have
9 26|      the outrage by which you drove away a dying woman, who