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1      VII|       son.~ ~One of his former companions in exile, the Marquis de
2        X|     perfect equality, like two companions of the same age.~ ~From
3      XXV|      priest sadly rejoined his companions.~ ~“We must wait!” said
4     XXVI|   farewell, in the name of his companions as well as himself; not
5      XXX|      went away to say to their companions:~ ~“We have just taken a
6     XXXI|      Closely questioned by his companions, Lacheneur, exhausted both
7     XXXI|        with Lacheneur that his companions had found an opportunity
8      LII| supposed him a beggar, and his companions were the vilest and most
9      LIV|        was called Lecoq by his companions.~ ~