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 1 3|     Billardiere's place?"~ ~"Heavens! I should think so," cried
 2 4| stoves are~drawing properly. Heavens and earth! our world is
 3 6|     appearing at the door]. "Heavens and earth, gentlemen, I'
 4 6|    chosen~to put forth. Good heavens! fancy managing a ministry
 5 7|     famous articles.~ ~"Good heavens!" she exclaimed, "but this
 6 7|  down the~staircase.~ ~"Good heavens! that man, without his glasses,
 7 7|  honor is at stake."~ ~"Good heavens, no! Dutocq can have the
 8 7|      her husband said. "Good heavens! you have~sharpened the
 9 7|     on a reception-day. Good~heavens! the poor soul!" she thought,
10 8|  makes us happy."~ ~Vimeux. "Heavens! do you teach that to young
11 8|   the chairs after you left. Heavens, no! six months~later they