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 1         I,I |   herself, and~heard herself speaking from the doorway and also
 2         I,I |   give me goose-flesh merely speaking of it. If you knew what
 3         I,II|   superior man, commercially~speaking; all the more because he
 4         I,II|     a man worn out with much~speaking. His thin lips were not
 5         I,II|     quota of absurdity. When speaking, he habitually crossed his
 6         I,IV|    the~head, certain ways of speaking and of moving; and she could
 7         I,IV|      on the stairway without speaking. He wrote out~his bills
 8         I,V |      change," said Celestin,~speaking in behalf of the two other
 9         I,II|       was now prevented~from speaking of his situation to his
10         I,V |  this very moment while I am speaking, she has~doubtless been
11         I,V | customers and was capable of~speaking up to the king in the name