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 1 VI  |         gesture.~ ~"I do not know, monsieur, whether these few minutes
 2 VI  |      Duchesse cannot see visitors, monsieur," said the man;~"she is
 3 VI  |          it is I. Know, therefore,~monsieur le voyageur, that if I accept
 4 VII |            demanded Montriveau.~ ~"Monsieur, you frighten me ! . . .
 5 VII |        love for~you?"~ ~"That man, monsieur; say God!"~ ~"God again! _
 6 VII |           Montriveau.~ ~"Stand up, monsieur, and go out of the room
 7 VIII|     privilege whatsoever?"~ ~"But, monsieur, it is in the worst possible
 8 VIII|            our Battle of Waterloo, monsieur," she~interrupted. "After
 9 VIII|          more ardent curiosity.~ ~"Monsieur, if it is not indiscreet,
10 VIII|          call a fearful crime!"~ ~"Monsieur"~ ~"I cannot allow you to
11 IX  |           is to become of society, monsieur, if you honour vice~in this
12 IX  | black-hearted scoundrel. I can see Monsieur exactly the same as~ever
13 X   |       yourself to some cruel hoax,~monsieur?" Montriveau exclaimed. "