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1 4|      his position by~becoming a spy in all the offices. After
2 4|   doubted whether to call him a spy or a man~of solid merit.
3 5| subordinate will be judged as a spy, no matter~what may be his
4 5|     some bloated favorite, some spy, some pious fraud,--to~Colleville
5 5|    police. He is above a common spy, for he is~able to understand
6 5|       calm, grave face when the spy returned to him. Des~Lupeaulx,
7 5|         no approbation; and the spy ended in terror an account
8 8|    Inquisitive man' stands for 'spy.'"~ ~Poiret. "I don't understand."~ ~
9 8|     your Monsieur des Lupeaulx, spy!"~ ~Bixiou [laughing and