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At the end of the Rue Guénégaud, if you follow it away from the river, you find the Passage du Pont-Neuf, a sort of dark, narrow corridor linking the Rue Mazarine to the Rue de Seine. Read the first page
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afraid
again
against
another
arms
away
bed
between
body
came
camille
cold
come
day
down
drowned
even
evening
eyes
face
feeling
felt
few
first
flesh
found
friend
front
gave
get
go
going
good
got
grivet
hands
head
herself
himself
husband
idea
kept
kiss
laurent
left
let
life
light
little
long
longer
look
looked
looking
man
michaud
might
mind
mme
moment
morning
murder
new
night
nothing
now
old
once
pale
people
put
quite
raquin
room
saw
see
seemed
shop
silent
sleep
stayed
still
take
terror
themselves
things
though
thought
time
told
took
two
voice
wanted
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wife
without
woman
words
young
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