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 1       XI|      first peasant you meet will point out the house of Baron d’
 2      XII|         of——”~ ~But this was the point upon which Martial was most
 3       XV|         was, he believed, at the point of death.~ ~Maurice was
 4      XVI|          before him.~ ~From this point, which is the most elevated
 5      XXX|         hills, whose culminating point must be the land of the
 6      XXX|         M. d’Escorval was on the point of rapping on the wall to
 7     XXXI|      accompanied him were on the point of hurling him down the
 8    XXXII|  commands were brief, but to the point; they were to watch the
 9     XXXV|          with his hands for some point of support, and gradually
10      XLI|        had been, as it were, the point of departure for a universal
11      XLV|            She was almost on the point of asking herself if jealousy
12      XLV|       that Marie-Anne was on the point of drinking this when she
13      LIV|        depends entirely upon the point of view from which his conduct
14       LV|          precision, they agreed, point by point, upon their plan
15       LV| precision, they agreed, point by point, upon their plan of defence.~ ~