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 1 I   |       his son's reasoning, he answered that when he himself had
 2 I   |     such a scale, sir," David answered,~without looking at the
 3 II  | seemed to be the only one who answered to this description. M.
 4 III |      is a great pity," Lucien answered curtly. He was beginning
 5 IV  |   politely.~ ~"I don't know," answered M. de Bargeton, relapsing
 6 IV  |         her husband naturally answered.~ ~Lucien looked up at the
 7 IV  |      I had succeeded," Lucien answered;~"you have been before me
 8 V   |        lyric verse," Chatelet answered.~ ~"Which proves that our
 9 V   |     of genius, should I not?" answered Lucien. "And besides, such~
10 V   |      not say anything," David~answered candidly.~ ~"Then, just
11 V   |   enough, that is enough," he answered, sitting down on the bar~
12 V   |         Nothing but good," he answered. "It is the sight of a whole
13 VI  |        Yes, he certainly is," answered one of the young men who
14 VI  |       happiness?"~ ~"Yes," he answered, with a lover's pout of
15 VI  |    believe what you say," she answered, flattered by his~violence.~ ~"
16 VII |      he added.~ ~"Thank you," answered the lady.~ ~"What do you
17 VII |      seriously.~ ~"So be it," answered the other. "If you do not
18 VIII|   kissed him tenderly,~as she answered through her tears:~ ~"Do