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 1 1 |            supported by what we must call brackets, each ending in
 2 4 |            able to induce any one to call them Kergarouet-Pen-~Hoel,
 3 5 |        Touches, or, if you choose to call her so, Camille Maupin,
 4 6 |           you might, if you pleased, call it animated ivory.~The light
 5 7 |            it may be~more correct to call it an island.~ ~At the point
 6 7 |     paludiers/, however, continue to call~it "the chateau," and they
 7 8 |             for~what you provincials call originality, which is simply
 8 8 |              in Paris, commit what I call the cowardice of thought.~
 9 8 |             You will find what I may~call the most penetrating cordiality
10 8 |            how to converse; they can call up the whole of social~life
11 11|           accidents of Nature? Come,~call up your sense of the truth
12 12|       obstinacy; I defend you, and I call~it virtue. You are only
13 12|           holding you a saint!~ ~You call my love an insult. Oh, Beatrix,
14 13|             moral~qualities which we call /talent/, but in the things
15 13|              love and~calculate!"~ ~"Call it what you like," said
16 18|             a bit of coral, dares to call~itself Beatrix, /Beatrice!/~ ~
17 19|              education which we must call the~politeness of the passions.
18 20|           the obvious and, as we may~call them, exterior matters of
19 21|             step which we must needs call the~ecclesiastical step,
20 22|           sort of mind which we must call a~reflector, he appropriated
21 25|     indiscreet brat.~And I, whom you call so clever, I advised you
22 26| fortress-like demeanor, if we may so call it. She thought~herself