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1 II  |      with emotion,~"does your companion understand French?" The
2 II  |     you. She whom you call my companion~is my mother in God, my
3 VI  | desert~sands, he had been the companion of her nightmare wanderings;
4 VIII|       own home. The General's companion~chanced to be a man for
5 X   |      an invaluable travelling companion, and at the entreaty of~
6 X   |     in aeternum. Suddenly~his companion laid a hand on his shoulder.
7 X   |     preceded by his disguised~companion, who let down the veil over