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 1         I,IV|         is a good~royalist, and der intimate frient of tu Tillet.
 2         I,IV|     monsieur is~debudy-mayor of der zecond arrondissement, and
 3         I,IV|  Monsieur Grindot suberintented der resdoration of your abbartement,
 4         I,IV|      the perfumer. "You see all der vorld ist inderesded."~ ~"
 5         I,IV|     anxiety.~ ~"Tu Tillet takes der graadest inderest in you,"
 6         I,IV|         vich is only limided by der~limids of my privade fortune."~ ~
 7         I,IV|         I neet not tell you dat der Bank demands of all, graat
 8         I,IV|      vill sent it, same tay, to der Bank mit~mein zignature;
 9         I,IV|       you haf, at four o'clock, der amount of die~cheque you
10         I,IV|       of die~cheque you trew in der morning; and at der costs
11         I,IV|     trew in der morning; and at der costs of die Bank. I vill~
12         I,IV| commission, no! I vill haf only der blaysure to be~agreeaple
13         I,IV|    condeetion to vich I attache der graatest imbortance, because
14         I,IV|         no creydit! Yes, I know der Prayfic of die~Seine was
15         I,IV|      Pillartiere, shentelman of der betchamber; goot royalist
16         I,IV|  Lazabed, Monsieur Fauquelin of der~Agatemi--"~ ~"Monsieur le
17         I,IV|   Monsieur le baron!--"~ ~"Hey! der tefle! dont pe zo humple,
18         I,IV|     dont pe zo humple, Monsieur der debudy-mayor; I haf~heard
19         I,IV|   debudy-mayor; I haf~heard dat der king say dat your ball--"~ ~"
20         I,IV|         zey~tell me, waiting in der gounting-room. I know vy.
21         I,IV|       gounting-room. I know vy. Der mines of~Wortschin bay a
22         I,IV|       druly~Aziatique, and whom der king has decoraded."~ ~De
23         I,IV|          and dey could~haf made der fortune, but dey would not