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 1      III|       It was not long before he noticed others. The dilapidated,
 2       IV|   observer than his father, had noticed that the priest’s glance
 3       XV|      than usual; and his father noticed, without alluding to it,
 4      XVI| attentions. For example, having noticed how much Marie-Anne regrets
 5    XVIII|   greeting, but now he scarcely noticed it.~ ~“You have no business
 6      XIX|         on seeing him again; he noticed it.~ ~“Oh! I shall win her
 7     XXII|        Sairmeuse, Mlle. Blanche noticed an unwonted animation.~ ~
 8      XXV|      such surprise that Maurice noticed it at once.~ ~“Ah! you know
 9    XXVII|   Maurice, on his entrance, had noticed conversing near the door
10    XXXII|         and the duke.~ ~Martial noticed this look, however, and
11     XLII|        undressing the marquis I noticed that he had received a wound
12      XLV|        tasted the bouillon. She noticed a slightly bitter taste,
13   XLVIII|       nothing of her crime. She noticed his emotion, and saw the
14     LIII|      the Duchesse de Sairmeuse, noticed her dejection, and was astonished
15      LIV|         fete, his acquaintances noticed a shade of gloom steal over
16      LIV|     Lacheneur’s accomplices had noticed them, and were now regarding