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Les Misérables - Hugo, Victor · 77 words
Towards the end of that hour which immediately precedes the dawn, a man turned from the Rue Saint Antoine at a run, made the circuit of the enclosure of the column of July, and glided between the palings until he was underneath the belly of the elephant. If any light had illuminated that man, it might have been divined from the thorough manner in which he was soaked that he had passed the night in the rain.
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