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1     XIII|   daughter is the child of his third and last wife, a Cisse Blossac—
2     XVII|      given a good deal, even a third of his fortune, to be rid
3     XVII|       with what was to come. A third wagon appeared, drawn by
4     XXXI|        you give me, comrade? A third? Is that too much? A quarter,
5    XXXII|       was much longer, fully a third longer, than it now appeared.~ ~“
6    XXXVI|       until the evening of the third day that they heard Marie-Anne
7     XLIX| neighborhood, since it was the third time she had been questioned
8      LIV|    Sairmeuse. Expenses for the third quarter of the year 18—.”~ ~