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 1         I,I  |       all that time, like a poor~dog in his kennel. Isn't it
 2         I,II |        Ragon spoke to him like a~dog. No one paid attention to
 3         I,II |         watching for a look as a dog waits for a bone at the~
 4         I,III|          to his old comrade as a dog to his master. Claparon
 5         I,III|         whys/. What a devil of a~dog you have let loose upon
 6         I,IV |          no~bargain."~ ~"Ah, the dog! he knows what he's about,"
 7         I,VI |  Spectacles.' His father,~an old dog chock-full of reasons for
 8         I,VI |    canals, and so forth, the sly dog is all the other way: everything
 9         I,VI |          house of Austria, jolly dog! Hold fast that you may
10         I,II |        know!" "Gaudissart, jolly dog!" Such was the~first and
11         I,III| formidable Adolphe Keller like a dog!--he, du~Tillet!"~ ~A little
12         I,V  |        pity the fellow as~I do a dog with a broken leg. He isn'