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 1 II  |        king of monomania? ~Very good. Now, spread that fury of
 2 II  |         paid the ecclesiastic a good deal of attention at~supper,
 3 II  |  courtesy he wished to hear the good priest discourse~on the
 4 II  |      not reckon years now," the good man answered, with a~simplicity
 5 III |         the centre of Paris for good, and crossed the river to~
 6 III |        into FACT. It would be a good thing for France if~this
 7 IV  |            A fine theorem is as good as a great name. The Rothschilds,
 8 IV  |         or chastised at her own good pleasure. If there had been
 9 IV  |     religion~and necessitated a good deal of hypocrisy; a certain
10 IV  |    candidates; the~Faubourg had good taste, it was scornfully
11 VI  |         the likeness~still held good in the vigorous forehead,
12 VI  | confiding at will. Her apparent good nature was real; she had
13 VI  |      easy to imagine the jests,~good and bad, when this topic
14 VI  |        of their progress in her good graces, for she~publicly
15 VI  |        philanthropists over the good of the nation, and to give
16 VII |  confess it ? . . . You are too good ever to~think of crimes.
17 VII |    There, my friend, just be so good as to belong to~your party,
18 VIII|       from God or men."~ ~"What good would the letter be to me?
19 VIII|      the street? Her face~is as good as a picture. A pretty cap,
20 VIII|       the Duchess added, "Be so good as~to return when I am visible."~ ~
21 VIII|      hair that you turn to such good account?"~ ~"There are those
22 IX  |   usages, or to take~lessons in good taste. And, in truth, no
23 IX  |  uncommonly sorry. He is a very good hunter. Do you~know how
24 IX  |       about it, I used to see a good deal of him; and, Chevalier
25 IX  |      turned the relationship to good~account during the emigration.
26 IX  |        his health was perfectly good, and he died through an~
27 IX  |      dear? You come of quite as good a house as the Bourbons.
28 X   |         damn yourself;~well and good; but reflect well beforehand
29 X   |        forehead with, "Come, be good, dear child. It is not too~
30 X   |           Couldn't we find some good fellow in the family to
31 X   |    Barry, my dear,~was quite as good as the Widow Scarron, and
32 X   |      now are turned against our good Louis XV, were kept quite
33 X   |        press, so I can ask your good offices. Will you, dear
34 X   |        today at that time. Very~good. By way of answer he must
35 X   |      desert to the oasis~with a good guide to show you the way.
36 X   |         a quarter to eight."~ ~"Good evening," returned Montriveau,