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 1 3 |       priests~are accustomed to use. To the rather absent-minded
 2 4 |        some pressing, as is the use and wont of maidens. But,
 3 4 |       transit with her aunt. We use the single name, for the
 4 10|        feel too much for one to use the~other judiciously. Beatrix
 5 10|        you took me, as soldiers use fascines to build~entrenchments
 6 14|   inborn coquettes, know how to use a~word as a point from which
 7 15|       which he will simply make use of to become once more her~
 8 16|        of~"those Parisians," to use a term of the provinces,
 9 17|         mine, and make a worthy use of it. It is not a gift;
10 17|        they have learned how to~use their opera-glasses. Sabine
11 19|    causes. Beatrix added to the use of contempt as a~moral piston,
12 21|  conscience is repugnant to the use of such~means, and I must
13 21|      monsieur l'abbe, if I make use of the means of hell, will
14 22|       therefore, very /rat/, to use another word of the same
15 23| character~which clever men make use of. Fabien's mind, though