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 1      III|         they heard a step in the passage.~ ~“Ah!” she exclaimed, “
 2      III|         and led her out into the passage.~ ~M. de Sairmeuse and his
 3      III|        as of a discussion in the passage. The master spoke in low
 4      III|         wonder and dismay in the passage.~ ~A moment later the cure
 5      VII|   discern, in the shadows of the passage, the far from reassuring
 6      XIV| victorious bayonets had forced a passage for the King to return to
 7     XXIV| expression.~ ~Behind him, in the passage, were a number of armed
 8     XXIX|         as if the door had given passage to a spectre.~ ~“You!” he
 9     XXXI|      conspirators to pass.~ ~The passage of the frontier, then, presented
10    XXXII|         shutting of doors.~ ~The passage was suddenly illuminated;
11    XXXII|     fortress were opened to give passage to fourteen doomed men,
12     XLII|         his arms as if to bar my passage.~ ~“‘Come,’ said he, ‘you
13     XLVI|          arms to bar her enemy’s passage.~ ~This movement was so
14     XLVI|        and the door, barring the passage. To leave the room it was
15    XLVII|         blood-stains left in his passage were so frequent and so