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 1       II|             How long you were in coming!’ she murmured faintly.~ ~“
 2      III|        gloomy forebodings. Their coming, he believed, presaged the
 3       VI|  accompany me to Escorval on the coming of your vacation, and you
 4       XV|         the other, the one whose coming they awaited.~ ~Just as
 5      XVI|           and the reason of your coming. You come to ask me again
 6      XVI|          Who knows how much your coming here this morning will cost
 7     XVII|   belonging to M. Lacheneur were coming. This noise Martial must
 8    XVIII|     peril menaced me, instead of coming to my aid you would desert
 9       XX|   inquired the duke.~ ~“They are coming!” cried Chupin; “they are
10     XXII|        him a note announcing her coming.~ ~She wished her father
11    XXIII|         there only awaiting your coming to conduct you to the scaffold.
12   XXVIII|         window.~ ~“Thank you for coming,” said he, “thank you. I
13   XXVIII|         us. ‘We must know who is coming,’ Jean said to me.~ ~“We
14   XXVIII|            I have my orders.”~ ~“Coming,” said Chanlouineau; “all
15      XXX|     almost to bursting. What was coming now?~ ~Had M. de Courtornieu’
16     XXXI|            The soldiers—they are coming!” she gasped.~ ~Quicker
17     XXXI|          before they had avoided coming in contact with him with
18    XXXII| responded, sullenly: “when I was coming here the children of the
19     XLII|  interrupted them.~ ~“Someone is coming!” Mme. Blanche exclaimed. “
20     XLII| appointed for the meeting was in coming!~ ~It came at last, however,
21     XLIV|        But this must be. In even coming here I have been guilty
22     XLIV|           so be prepared for his coming to-morrow evening. One of
23    XLVII|          this very evening I was coming to say to her: ‘Beware,
24    XLVII| Marie-Anne’s murderer! Up! he is coming! he is at our mercy!”~ ~
25     XLIX| discouraged.~ ~“My child died on coming into the world,” he said,
26      LII|         But why is he so long in coming?”~ ~Blanche was not deceived.
27      LII|      your husband—Martial! He is coming!”~ ~The game was lost. Blanche
28     LIII|          murmured. “Lacheneur is coming!”~ ~The duchess was not
29      LIV|      time he had watched for her coming.~ ~“So, if her husband decides
30      LIV|       While awaiting Lacheneur’s coming, these wretches, as had
31      LIV|          door.~ ~The police were coming! This increased Martial’
32      LIV|         is the Prussians who are coming!”~ ~In the twinkling of