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 1        I|      Laugeron, the proprietor of the Hotel de France at Montaignac.
 2        I|                Let him remain at the Hotel de France as long as he
 3      XXV|       evident terror on reaching the hotel to which they had ordered
 4      XXV|              They had designated the Hotel de France, where the baron
 5      XXV|          commentaries with which the hotel proprietor accompanied his
 6     XXVI|           Marie-Anne alighted at the Hotel de France.~ ~They found
 7     XXVI|             the unhappy party at the Hotel de France could not suspect
 8    XXVII|            force, if need be, to the hotel, and keep him there.~ ~Relieved
 9   XXVIII|       carried him to the room in the hotel where his mother and Marie-Anne
10   XXVIII|              might have supposed the hotel deserted. At last, a little
11     XXIX|     ill-paved street that led to the Hotel de France.~ ~Regardless
12     XXIX|             which her friends at the hotel must be enduring.~ ~“All
13     XXIX|       friends. Return at once to the Hotel de France and tell the cure
14   XXXIII|        soldier, summoning him to the Hotel de Sairmeuse at once.~ ~“
15    XXXVI|              soldier, will leave the hotel as if going on a pleasure
16       LI|               He will repurchase the Hotel de Sairmeuse, and furnish
17       LI|           purchase, if possible, the Hotel de Sairmeuse, had written
18       LI|          clock, they alighted at the Hotel Meurice.~ ~Martial scarcely
19       LI|             the novelty of life in a hotel, all combined to distract
20      LII|            presenting himself at the Hotel Meurice.~ ~He was now awaiting
21      LII|   application at the entrance of the hotel, where he stood whistling,
22      LII|              But Chupin had left the hotel without giving her his address.~ ~
23      LII|              All the way back to the hotel she was congratulating herself
24      LII|          taken up their abode at the Hotel de Sairmeuse.~ ~The young
25      LII|              constant visitor at the Hotel de Sairmeuse. He came and
26      LII| entertainment was in progress at the Hotel de Sairmeuse, he made his
27      LII|             presented himself at the Hotel de Sairmeuse the following
28      LII|              disliked to come to the Hotel de Sairmeuse, that the servants
29     LIII|         expired, and who came to the Hotel de Sairmeuse demanding an
30      LIV|             excitement subsided; the Hotel de Sairmeuse was not seriously
31      LIV|            not thirty paces from the Hotel de Sairmeuse when he saw
32       LV|            Milner, and she keeps the Hotel de Mariembourg, on the Saint-Quentin.
33       LV|        Sunday; that you went to this hotel; that you left your trunk
34       LV|                At the morgue, at the Hotel de Mariembourg, with Toinon,
35       LV|       Camille—no other inmate of the Hotel de Sairmeuse suspected his
36       LV|              make a descent upon the Hotel de Sairmeuse, and, on some
37       LV|             Milner, the owner of the Hotel de Mariembourg, and his
38       LV|              there is someone at the Hotel de Sairmeuse named Camille,
39       LV|              I wish you to go to the Hotel de Sairmeuse and ask for