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 1 I    |         impatience. He had~just come, no doubt, from a wedding
 2 V    |        early in the~morning, to come down every day at the same
 3 V    |   attempt to depict this scene, come upon by chance. The stranger~
 4 V    |       painting. He had now just come back from Rome. His soul,~
 5 VI   |         his studio, and did not come out of it till he~had placed
 6 IX   | complain of in me. Do as I did. Come, come, don't cry. Can~you
 7 IX   |       in me. Do as I did. Come, come, don't cry. Can~you be so
 8 IX   |  Guillaume is very pious.~. . . Come. By Gad, boy, give your
 9 XI   |       she repeated, "and I have come into Noah's Ark, like the~
10 XI   |        the Dove ran on. "He has~come to my evenings this fortnight
11 XI   |      his wife Latin, they might come to die of hunger. He~had
12 XII  |         them. Virginie, who had come in a good hired fly with
13 XIII |       so exquisite a life could come to an end. Happy in~being
14 XIII |         pleasures, Theodore had come to the~stage of wishing
15 XVI  |       without a word, and never come~back for ten days. And then
16 XVIII|    contest with you; and I~have come to you to ask you by what
17 XIX  |         no suspicion."~ ~"Well, come and see me sometimes, and
18 XIX  |      but by odious~manoeuvring. Come," she added, "I will give