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 1 1|    sacrifice of pride! she had dismissed her man-servant, not~long
 2 5|       last~to leave. Rabourdin dismissed him with a nod, and resumed
 3 5|       him he will certainly be dismissed in a~couple of months. If
 4 5|        So saying, des Lupeaulx dismissed Dutocq by one of those glances
 5 6|       should~say he knows he's dismissed." [Fleury rushes to the
 6 7|      me."~ ~"What if I get him dismissed altogether?"~ ~Rabourdin
 7 8|     include the clerks who are dismissed?"~ ~Poiret. "And those who
 8 8|   incapable. To be thanked and dismissed. Rich; does~not need a pension.~ ~"
 9 8|             Godard.--Should be dismissed; pension one-third of his
10 8| Nevertheless, Baudoyer will be dismissed~as incapable in a few months;
11 8|        of the ministry, either dismissed, or stranded on~some other