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 1       II|    chair in which she had been seated, she went to her father’
 2       II|      arm-chair in which he was seated tremble by a violent blow
 3      III|     sight of the two strangers seated in his drawing-room, he
 4        V|      the Abbe Midon, they were seated upon the terrace in front
 5       IX|       the appointed time.~ ~He seated himself upon a high rock,
 6     XIII|     Blanche de Courtornieu was seated on a bench beside an old
 7     XIII|    Aunt Medea was the old lady seated beside Mlle. Blanche.~ ~“
 8      XVI|        the entire furniture.~ ~Seated upon a stool, near the tiny
 9      XIX|       as early as ten o’clock, seated himself upon a stool in
10     XXIV|        until now, had remained seated, rose.~ ~“On hearing of
11    XXVII|   Lacheneur, but an individual seated upon the other end of the
12    XXVII|    aglow with anger.~ ~“Remain seated,” ordered the duke, “or
13   XXVIII|    lose sight of Maurice, they seated themselves in gloomy silence.~ ~
14      XXX|   significance. Still, when he seated himself before the little
15     XXXI|      On beholding the stranger seated at his fireside he turned
16     XXXV|       feet against the bar, he seated himself firmly, throwing
17    XXXVI|     she said to the old nurse, seated beside her; “give me my
18   XXXVII|      his devoted wife, who was seated by his bedside; his first
19       XL|     room, the marquis, who was seated in an arm-chair, rose, leaning
20     XLII|       reached his room. He was seated upon the bed, and two servants
21   XLVIII|        observer.~ ~Blanche was seated upon her bed, her hair was
22        L|       Blanche and Martial were seated.~ ~The conversation which
23        L| gliding in like a phantom. She seated herself in an arm-chair
24      LIV|        a workman’s blouse, was seated upon a large block of stone
25      LIV|           She and Camille were seated at a table before a large