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 1     I|        not leave the room, and took much interest in what was
 2     I| Tribunal of Commerce, and they took a long walk, going to the
 3    II|      they did so the gentleman took them on his knee, jumped
 4    II| commercial traveller gallantly took off his hat to salute that
 5    II|         brought in the dishes, took them out and asked each
 6    II|      of the cows and sheep, he took his tribe of women home
 7    II|    carriage.~They each of them took her on their knees, stroked
 8    II|     and fetched the child. She took her into her warm bed, kissed
 9    II|     the folds of her dress and took in the waist, which was
10    II|         A child's shrill voice took up the reply, and from time
11    II|      and she began to sob. She took out her pocket handkerchief,
12    II| children appeared, each family took possession of their own.~
13    II|     demonstrative. At last she took hold of one hand, while
14    II|     hand, while Madame Tellier took the other, and Raphaele
15    II|        and a long conversation took place, in which, however,