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 1     XIII|        might have the honor of finding you. I had not courage to
 2     XIII| experienced a certain anger on finding him so well informed in
 3     XXII|  number, were indignant at not finding their leader awaiting them
 4    XXIII|    deemed himself fortunate in finding the carriage still there.
 5     XXIV|        him to the room, and on finding that none of the double-barrelled
 6   XXVIII|        had confided Maurice.~ ~Finding their entreaties would not
 7      XXX|      longer heard, and Bavois, finding he had nothing more to dread
 8     XXXI|        falter some excuse, but finding none, she threw herself
 9    XXXVI|       an exclamation of joy on finding the letter there.~ ~She
10     XLII|    them by her haughtiness, on finding them not as high in rank,
11     XLIX|     dependent upon the hope of finding his child.~ ~Assured of
12        L|      being the sole culprit!~ ~Finding the suspense intolerable,
13      LII|      saw her husband entering, finding Chupin, conversing with
14     LIII|      they had not succeeded in finding it, he knew equally well.~ ~
15     LIII| interest could she have had in finding it?~ ~These two questions
16      LIV|        wife, a slight delay in finding a carriage did not matter.~ ~