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1        I|     in Sairmeuse.~ ~A shudder traversed the crowd. The same fear
2       II| distance.~ ~This was the path traversed by M. Lacheneur after Chupin
3      XVI|      on the road which he had traversed.~ ~It was the first time
4     XVII|     intentions.~ ~She had not traversed a quarter of the distance
5     XXII|       Arcy from Montaignac is traversed.~ ~Soon they see the gate
6      XXV|      gate-way; but it had not traversed two hundred yards of the
7     XXXI|    several hours after, as he traversed the wooded hills of Charves,
8  XXXVIII|      resistance.~ ~While they traversed the brightly lighted drawing-rooms