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 1 5|     out a~piece of paper and reads], "Charles dix, par la grace
 2 5|   will glance them over,--he reads the~papers. Do you know
 3 6|     is what I have written" [reads] "'The Church and the Monarchy
 4 6|   you said about Quiberon?" [Reads over du Bruel's~shoulder.] "
 5 6| Monsieur Rabourdin so seldom reads~the newspapers that it might
 6 8|  lines, but~they are queer" [reads]:~ ~"Certain persons spoke
 7 8|     s as far as I have got" [reads]:--~ ~"Ans.--There are two
 8 8|      pere Saillard.~Listen" [reads]:--~ ~"Saillard.--The office
 9 8|   the leaves.]~"Here he is" [reads]:--~ ~"Baudoyer.--Utterly
10 8|      And here's for Godard" [reads]:--~ ~"Godard.--Should be
11 8|   are. Listen to what I am" [reads]: "An artist~who might be
12 8|        Turns~over the pages; reads.]~ ~"Desroys.--Dangerous;