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 1 1|  weighed, either in speech or writing; public~business took a
 2 2|    moment of which we are now writing, the minister was looking
 3 3|     his glory to touch up the writing, regarding it as the element
 4 4|        knew that du Bruel was~writing a novel which was to be
 5 4|        He knew the science of writing quite as well as Vimeux.
 6 5|       course, Rabourdin's own writing. Anxious not to arouse suspicion,
 7 6|  leave that out. What~are you writing now?"~ ~Du Bruel [reading]. "'
 8 6|      damn it, my~dear fellow, writing vaudevilles has ruined your
 9 7|   from committing~anything to writing, or, at any rate, if you
10 8|       you to keep quiet? I am writing a little~treatise on moral
11 8| Monsieur de Chateaubriand for writing an article~against the ministry?
12 8|      last night to~finish the writing; the papers are copied and