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 1 IV      |          M. du Hautoy, otherwise~Francis, the friend of the house.~ ~
 2 IV      |          be gratified by love.~ ~Francis, the house friend, was rather
 3 IV      |      bore a striking likeness to Francis du~Hautoy.~ ~When "Jacques"
 4 IV      |     people used to~inquire after Francis, and Jacques would discourse
 5 IV      |          season Zizine consulted Francis with a look, and~Francis
 6 IV      |         Francis with a look, and~Francis seemed to take his ideas
 7 V       |     often in the evenings," said~Francis. "If I am obliged to attend
 8 V       |       ices, Zephirine despatched~Francis to examine the volume, and
 9 V       |        justice to herself," said Francis.~"The little fellow's genius
10 V       | tolerably thin gauze robe," said~Francis.~ ~Politeness demanded that
11 V       |            Zephirine remarked to Francis, "and love is~a poem that
12 V       |       brink of a~piece of folly. Francis the diplomatist undertook
13 V       |        according to the~guileful Francis, as any recognition of her
14 V       |          of~conversation.~ ~When Francis and the Bishop joined the
15 V       |            she added, looking at~Francis.~ ~The was beyond Zephirine'
16 V       |      Amelie, Fifine, Adrien, and Francis appeared in the doorway
17 VI      |         Zizine's connection with Francis in the social balance; and
18 VII     |         That is as may be!" said Francis, with levity that brought~
19 VII     |      them cavalry pistols," said Francis, addressing Chatelet.~
20 Addendum|   Commission in Lunacy~ ~Hautoy, Francis du~Eve and David~ ~Maucombe,