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 1     1|        got the chance he would place himself where he could see
 2     2|    because it was an excellent place and the cooking was as good
 3     3|     call on Meissonier, at his place in Poissy; then we'll walk
 4     3|       a veritable temple, this place of which respectable people
 5     3| Monsieur Meissonier owned this place for a long time?" The man
 6     3|       charming islands at this place. Then they went up a hill
 7     3|     did you happen to buy this place?" asked the journalist.~ ~
 8     4|       Then," he said, "I would place them in view some place,
 9     4|        place them in view some place, so that every one could
10     4|      the Triumphal Arch at the Place de l'Etoile, for instance;
11     5| restaurant, which was near the place where the regatta was to
12     6|       following Sunday, at his place at Asnieres.~ ~The house,
13     6|      had been able to keep his place as long as he had. As soon
14     6|        Nevertheless, we do not place this faculty of giving milk