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1     XXXI| Saint-Jean-de-Coche; on the French side, Saint-Pavin.”~ ~So after all his terrible
2     XXXI|                 to France.~ ~He was near Saint-Pavin, when, before an isolated
3     XXXI|                 all. As I passed through Saint-Pavin, on my return, I saw eight
4     XXXI|                to the path that led from Saint-Pavin to their cottage.~ ~“The
5     XXXI|                  fate.~ ~On returning to Saint-Pavin, and hearing that the soldiers
6     XXXI|         detachment to spend the night at Saint-Pavin, as had been agreed upon.
7   XXXIII|                to ascertain if anyone at Saint-Pavin, or at Saint-Jean-de-Coche,