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 1   4|      river, a flatboat, manned by two men, pushed up on the grass.~ ~
 2  10|           for fifty francs, which two men offered him as they
 3  21|                               The two men seemed to be riding
 4  24|          is opposite Herblay, the two men slackened their pace
 5  46|                               The two men landed. Labouise grasped
 6  52|           stinging sensation. The two men were doubled up with
 7  56| bewildered look, was watching his two murderers approach. Suddenly
 8  60|                               The two men went along, laughing.
 9  62|         with fresh grass, and the two men stretched out on it
10  72|       discussion about the price. Two francs sixty-five and the
11  72|         francs sixty-five and the two rabbits were delivered.
12  72|    rabbits were delivered. As the two men were getting up to go,
13  90|          the cash drawer, and the two friends pocketed the money.