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 1 8 |     he had~never been able to get for himself. The Comtesse
 2 8 |        and whose object is to get out of a salon as soon as
 3 8 |       with him~long before we get behind the veil of this
 4 8 |      such as I know you can't get anywhere but here," said~
 5 10| Before the young Breton could get out of sight,~Charlotte
 6 10|        and~finally, unable to get through an hour without
 7 13|     breakfast~at Croisic, and get home in time for dinner.
 8 14|     to our~excursion. We must get her back to Les Touches.
 9 15|    men do as I am doing; they get themselves~dismissed, assuming
10 15|    him. When a pair of lovers get to this extremity, both
11 16|     de Rochefide is, come and get them and follow her."~ ~
12 16|     in this house, that I may get~out of it," cried the old
13 16|  chair.~ ~"Oh! where could we get a hundred /louis/ to bring
14 16|  louis!/ all new! How did you get them, you who can't see~
15 19|     in~dissimulation, "I must get out of it by a presentDear
16 20|      into a fury of desire to get the better of her rival,
17 21|       her act, II~myself will get Calyste out of the hands
18 21|      But how?"~ ~"I wanted to get the better of that horrible
19 22|     left us alone, I tried to get Madame Schontz away from
20 22|   more you make, the less you get rich," said Gobenheim to
21 25|      six; do as I~do, I never get out of my tilbury."~ ~"But
22 25| probably an usher.~But if you get rid of Arthur and marry
23 26| better way."~ ~"How?"~ ~"Why, get angry, and say: 'I believed
24 26|     now it is our business to get him a home. He~must give