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 1 3 |   into the hall and asked~his master respectfully if he had further
 2 4 |       Bedchamber followed his~master soon. I shall go next."~ ~"
 3 4 |      little thing is like her master," replied the chevalier;~"
 4 6 |     the direction of the~best master in the town. She was rich,
 5 6 |     conduct. The stay of that master cost her twelve~thousand
 6 6 |        may be~regarded as the master and maker of "Camille Maupin."
 7 8 |    friend, is a~more exacting master than marriage,however, it
 8 8 |  endeavored to wean her young~master from the accomplished service
 9 9 |       my mother, and I am not master of my~emotions."~ ~ ~"But
10 10|       had brought him and his master to~Saint-Nazaire; the carriage
11 11|      he was~ceasing to be the master. Finally, he swore to himself,
12 14|       between himself and his master.~ ~The peninsula of Croisic
13 14|       the danger to his young master.~ ~"You must go to Croisic
14 14|     Ten days ago you~were her master; to-day, my poor boy, you
15 15|       to become once more her~master."~ ~"Ah!" cried Calyste, "
16 17| become really and truly their master, made me understand Brittany,~
17 22|  children, found himself sole~master of the hotel de Rochefide,
18 25|          I shall be there, my master," said the young count,
19 25|       monsieur could enter as~master with the fullest understanding