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 1         I,II |       Monsieur and Madame Ragon spoke to him like a~dog. No one
 2         I,II |      bits for herself,~and only spoke to Cesar when she wanted
 3         I,II |        In leaving Birotteau, he spoke of~Madame Cesar in a way
 4         I,IV |      about his follies; he only spoke to me~about it in the night,
 5         I,VII|  trimmed with lace, of which he spoke to his~accomplice, Cesarine.
 6         I,III|       great interest in you; he~spoke of you to me. Let us examine
 7         I,III|       the tears on Cesar's face spoke volumes.~ ~"It is possible
 8         I,III|      brother's foot, Pillerault spoke loudly~to drown his voice,
 9         I,III|    confided only in me."~ ~"You spoke to him of me?" said Popinot; "
10         I,IV | Ferdinand!" thought Cesar.~ ~"--spoke of the ball with great admiration,
11         I,VII|        often, though they never spoke of it to each~other, heard