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 1 I   |   nothing," old Sechard was saying to himself. While he tried
 2 II  | fall. This must seem a dark~saying to those who have never
 3 IV  |    way that said, "You were~saying?"~ ~The people whom he loved
 4 IV  |   conversation that evening saying, "There is a~passage in
 5 IV  |   her child, was capable of saying~that her dear Camille liked
 6 V   |   she said, for the sake of saying~something; "the air is warm
 7 VI  |     what it means, You were saying?----"~ ~"I am going to be
 8 VI  |    should be~"lost," as the saying goes; so he posed as Mme.
 9 VII |    That is what I have been~saying."~ ~Nais bowed in acknowledgment,
10 VII |   these, Stanislas has been saying that he came unexpectedly
11 VII |  took M. de Bargeton aside, saying, "Do you wish to speak to~
12 VII |    the things you have been saying about Nais. Go into your~
13 VIII|     Eve; "you yourself were saying, were you not, that~he ought
14 VIII|    years.~ ~"Love, you were saying just now that he would want