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1 I |       indeed no other kind~of story should be told; and, besides,
2 II|   well make a start with your story instead of~drawing us on
3 II| shareholder, get on with your story!" cried~Couture.~ ~"I was
4 II|    free."~ ~"Get on with your story," said Finot, making believe
5 II|         I will get~on with my story without personalities, and
6 II| became complete. There is the~story:~ ~"Beaudenord had a tiger,
7 V | fellow, this is not~telling a story, this is blague"~ ~"Blondet,
8 V |       told them a long-winded story~that lasted from nine o'
9 VI|      is no religion left. The story of Richard Lenoir~is one