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 1     VIII|  labyrinth.~ ~He rose before daybreak, and wandered about the
 2      XXV|   expedition this morning at daybreak, on passing the Croix d’
 3      XXX|   sever the first bar before daybreak, What, then, was the use
 4   XXXIII|  escape, he met, just before daybreak, a party of about a dozen
 5   XXXIII|      drank, drank; and until daybreak they could hear him cursing
 6     XXXV|     is up!” he murmured, “At daybreak they will find that the
 7     XXXV|   made some progress, and by daybreak they were about half way
 8     XXXV|  fugitives were en route; by daybreak they set foot on Piedmont
 9  XXXVIII|   hidden in that grove since daybreak. But release me— tonnerre!
10      XLI| departed one morning, before daybreak, he took away with him under
11    XLVII|      see.~ ~“It was scarcely daybreak when we were awakened by
12        L|    saw it still.~ ~Not until daybreak did Mme. Blanche fall asleep.~ ~