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 1         I,I  |          Birotteau!" but got no answer. She thought she had called
 2         I,I  |    forbidden by law? How do you answer~that, you who are guided
 3         I,II |        committing herself to an answer,--a~prudence suggested by
 4         I,II |       Tillet, who confirmed the answer without blushing. Cesar,
 5         I,III| satisfied?"~ ~Anselme could not answer, his heart was full; but
 6         I,IV |       of Monsieur Molineux; the answer of the umbrella-man made
 7         I,V  |       and kissed her brow; that answer~always conveyed her tacit
 8         I,V  |     Celestin.~ ~Popinot did not answer; he disappeared, driven
 9         I,VI |         the ceiling, before you answer; try to look sagacious,
10         I,VI |      hundred~remitted, and I'll answer for a hundred thousand bottles
11         I,I  |     Where's the old man who can answer for himself that he~won'
12         I,I  |         find a~second," he made answer to Claparon, on the day
13         I,II |    Birotteau, who waited for an answer, after closing~what he had
14         I,II |         thousand francs. I will answer for the case,~however, as
15         I,II |         as much as one can ever answer. No case is won till it
16         I,II |     granted. That will be God's answer," he said to himself, after~
17         I,IV |        painful trepidation, the answer and requirements of~Monsieur
18         I,IV |         shall sue you, for your answer shows plainly~enough that
19         I,V  |       in a trembling voice:--~ ~Answer of Francois to Cesar Birotteau.~
20         I,VII|       words in his ear; for all~answer he shook his head. The soft