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1 2|      would certainly have been a journalist. Thus, in that~fifteen years'
2 3|  vaudevillist, Andoche Finot the journalist,~Derville, one of the best
3 3|          informant of a~powerful journalist. Often the disgusted and
4 5|         something or other, or a journalist~at a hundred francs for
5 5|          Revolution written by~a journalist; you can allude to his loyalty
6 6|          of that; but this young~journalist has a wide-awake mind. The
7 7| confidential. Andoche Finot, the journalist, was one of the few~remaining
8 8|        become a very mischievous~journalist."~ ~Baudoyer. "The police