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1     I|         proprietors. They were good people enough in their way, and
2     I| establishment made much of her; but people said that, personally, she
3    II|          the ocean would be to city people. The people at Virville
4    II|        would be to city people. The people at Virville had never been
5    II|           and nothing attracted the people from Fecamp to a village
6    II|         storm of amusement.~The old people got out at Motteville with
7    II|          same order; and as all the people in the village had given
8    II|         soul soaring to heaven.~The people behind him gradually grew
9    II|           seen tables surrounded by people in their Sunday best, and