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 1 I   |  the friends~politely, and spoke to David.~ ~"This, sir,
 2 I   | the author had gone, David spoke.~ ~"Lucien, are you in love
 3 III |   prolonged martyrdom; she spoke~of stakes and flaming pyres;
 4 IV  |    But if all these things spoke of great poverty,~the atmosphere
 5 IV  |   on, looking at Eve as he~spoke. "If you totter, you shall
 6 IV  |  timidly towards Eve as he spoke; her eyes were full of~tears,
 7 IV  |  one foot to another as he spoke, and half rose and sat down
 8 IV  |    down again when~anybody spoke to him. He seemed ready
 9 IV  | the mistress of the house, spoke of him as M. de~Rubempre;
10 VIII|    call you out."~ ~As she spoke, the apprentice brought
11 VIII| francs on Eve. Lucien~then spoke of his idea of a loan, and
12 VIII|       David came in as she spoke, and apparently heard the