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 1 5 |        you all about her."~ ~This speech has no savor at the present
 2 8 |         that all-wise elegance of speech, those magnificent shoulders,~
 3 8 |            in the offing."~ ~This speech brought a flush to the cheeks
 4 10|         obliged to make Camille a speech on the savages of Saint-~
 5 12|        dressed for conquest.' The speech was~repeated from box to
 6 13|         Calyste's mind. Camille's speech foreshadowed something fatal,
 7 14|   marquise stopped the passionate speech into which her lover was~
 8 14|     Calyste feel the folly of his~speech.~ ~None but women who truly
 9 15|         the same moment,' and the speech cut him in all~his vanities.
10 18|             he answered.~ ~What a speech! Calyste, when he saw me
11 18|           however, wounded by the speech made to him~about his wife,
12 18|     hesitation; she had made that speech expressly that she~might
13 18| restrained. Calyste, incapable of speech,~let fall the tears that
14 21|         was she by her woe.~ ~The speech was uttered with such incisive
15 22|       showed me~the door."~ ~This speech, which did not seem exaggerated,
16 22|          Do as much yourselves!"a speech which~remained in their
17 22|       happy~galley-slave, for the speech of course reached the ears
18 23|          of~products, the opening speech at which, delivered by him,
19 26|           Schontz, accenting that~speech in a manner which obtained