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 1        I|          interrupted Father Chupin twice already.~ ~“Claim the Borderie!”
 2       IV|       which today yields an income twice as large as in former years.”~ ~“
 3       XI|     irresistible power whirled him twice around, then threw him more
 4      XII|            Monsieur, I would think twice, if I were in your place.
 5      XII|           have already sent for us twice. It must be business of
 6    XXVII|            whom no one would think twice, was a mere trifle. But
 7    XXXVI|          opened it, read it slowly twice, then, sinking back on her
 8    XXXVI| Chanlouineau.”~ ~Maurice also read twice, before handing it back,
 9     XLIV|            abbe made her repeat it twice, the second time very slowly,
10      XLV|    retarded by hedges and ditches. Twice Blanche lost her way. Again
11       LI|  possessing a handsome dress? Yes, twice a year, perhaps, you have
12      LIV|     revolver in his hand; he fired twice and the wretches fell. But