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 1 5|     Saint-Pelagie for a brilliant article that offends the~Jesuits,--
 2 5|  ministers, he wanted an obituary article to~appear in the evening
 3 5|           at us; and bring me the article when you've written it.~
 4 5|           opening sentence~of the article, which was as follows:~ ~"
 5 6|    theatrical,--the finale of the~article."~ ~Du Bruel [continuing]. "'
 6 6| Billardiere), and I there read an article which will appear to-night~
 7 6|        the editor read the~little article I gave him, written by the
 8 6|         hand. "Did you write that article?" he added, pointing to
 9 6|         effect of the~ministerial article. You must go alone, my dear;
10 6|        Paris items, the following article, inserted~authoritatively
11 6|        did open~it to look at the article on La Billardiere, recollecting
12 6|   Baudoyer.~He read with fury the article which pledged the minister,
13 6|     inquire; for when I~took your article to the newspaper office
14 6|           advise you to study the article about Baudoyer; then, as~
15 6|           fine thing indeed,~that article on La Billardiere. I sha'
16 7|         money and the church. The article in~the liberal journal was
17 8|        uphold him; here's~another article in the liberal journal,--
18 8|      Chateaubriand for writing an article~against the ministry? Well,