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1        I|      twelve hundred thousand foreign soldiers desecrated the
2        I|      that the nobles fled to foreign lands? We have not stolen
3       II|  Artois. They took refuge in foreign lands as a passer-by seeks
4      XVI|   far off; go, and wait in a foreign land for happier times.”~ ~“
5   XXXIII|  Marie-Anne had gone to some foreign country with the d’Escorval
6      XLI|    to tell of her sojourn in foreign lands. All that she said,
7      LII|      remained three years in foreign lands.~ ~Each week during
8       LV|      have just returned from foreign lands; that you were a foundling
9       LV| marked with the name of May, foreign artist.”~ ~“Capital!” said