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 1 3|       mother has given him to stay his stomach~between breakfast
 2 3|    went to him.~ ~"Why do you stay there as if you were sulking?"
 3 4| salaries to those humbugs who~stay away and do as they please,
 4 4|      whenever he asked him to stay~half an hour longer to finish
 5 5|       s place Rabourdin won't stay~on where he is. Between
 6 6|     for contingent it is. But stay, I am wrong~to call it a
 7 6|     might be useful,~hey! But stay,--no! the petty papers would
 8 6|     luck with us?"~ ~"You can stay, my dear vicar," said the
 9 6|     mean-spirited~creature to stay under Baudoyer; he will
10 8|    had only five days more to stay in the~office]. "But, gentlemen,
11 8|       five~days and a half to stay in this office, and I do
12 8|   hands, and I do not wish to stay here longer than is~necessary."~ ~