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 | | d at being obliged to send to a hospital a man who had carried the Emperor's orders at the battle of Montereau. |
 | | Three months later, at the end of July, as Agathe one morning was crossing the Pont Neuf to avoid paying a sou at the Pont des Arts, she saw, coming along by the shops of the Quai de l'Ecole, a man bearing all the signs of second- class poverty, who, she thought, resembled Philippe. |
 | | A knitted woollen waistcoat, discolored by use, showed below the sleeves of his coat, and above the trousers, and no doubt served instead of a shirt. |
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