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 1 4  |     we think of the number of letters it is the~private secretary'
 2 4  | conscientiously. His official~letters were written with the utmost
 3 4  |  illustrated with stupid love letters, which, nevertheless, seem
 4 4  |       side. He wrote him love letters signed "Comtesse de M--"
 5 4  |      the transposition of the letters of his names and~titles;
 6 4  |    nothing more than a pun on letters. The~sight of Colleville,
 7 4  | ministry. Rough~copies of his letters were dated and put away
 8 5  |     Bonaparte had~studied the letters of his name on the 14th
 9 8  |       shoes at the fate those letters anagrammatize."~ ~Thuillier. "
10 8  |     man's destiny lies in the~letters of his name. I may say that
11 8  |       a package of papers and letters~belonging to his chief and
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