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 1 II  |    The questions were hard to~answer. But one thing at least
 2 VII |  happy to know exactly how to~answer you. I can trust you, Antoinette;
 3 VIII|     The poignant irony of her answer had changed before the end
 4 VIII|         I cannot allow you to answer me yet. So listen to me
 5 IX  |           The Duchess made no answer; she was looking round the
 6 IX  |     him sky-high would always answer, `He knows how to~love!'
 7 IX  |     of joy at the affirmative answer. Armand~was in Paris! He
 8 IX  |    day long she waited for an~answer that never came. Again and
 9 IX  |      Next day she sent for an answer.~ ~"M. le Marquis sent word
10 IX  |       again and~again, and no answer came from Montriveau. At
11 X   | houses? The man would give no~answer. Mme de Langeais had bought
12 X   |    time. Very~good. By way of answer he must come to see me.
13 X   |   have a presentiment of your answer; our trysting place shall~
14 X   |     his~cousin an affirmative answer that sent a shudder through