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1 I | narrative. Let it suffice you to know that~the two coach proprietors
2 I | Tiens,~tiens! seems to me I know that lady for an old customer."~ ~"
3 I | where to get~them he did not know. He was in debt to the master
4 I | bears the name. Don't you know Monsieur Moreau?"~ ~"The
5 I | day to~settle?"~ ~"I don't know," replied the valet, "but
6 I | asked~Pierrotin; "for you know they have just repaired
7 I | me tell you, if you don't know it, that road was only made
8 II | your fingers. You don't know, Monsieur le comte, the~
9 II | Monsieur le comte. You know of course how difficult~
10 III | to go to Belleville, you know, to your~uncle Cardot."~ ~"
11 III | poor hurt woman. "I~don't know what to make of you," she
12 III | talk, and to tell~all you know, and all that you don't
13 III | and all that you don't know; and you do it to show off,~
14 III | count of what, I'd like to know."~ ~"Monsieur le comte,"
15 III | you owe to age; you don't know how shockingly old you may
16 III | The old fellow doesn't know much," whispered Georges
17 IV | travel in public conveyances know that the persons thus~united
18 IV | No, these idiots don't know who they are.~Carbonaro?
19 IV | What was I saying?--oh! I know. I don't deny that I adore~
20 IV | for Ali de Tebelen. You know, don't you,~that the British
21 IV | How is it that you don't know," replied Georges, "that
22 IV | against the Padishah! You know,~or you don't know, that
23 IV | You know,~or you don't know, that the true title of
24 IV | Janina. In the East, you must know, it is thought very bad
25 IV | to Alicante myself, and I know that this wine no more~resembles
26 IV | it;~for, after all, you know, Ali was a rebel against
27 IV | t any rights. Don't~you know the fine definition Montesquieu
28 IV | Mistigris.~ ~"Don't you know, my little friend, that
29 IV | but he can't sign it, you know, for fear of~compromising
30 IV | continued Pierrotin; "for you know, Pere~Leger, about my beautiful
31 IV | told?" asked Georges. "I know Dalmatia very well."~ ~"
32 IV | you have been there, you know that all the people at that~
33 IV | the best society, and you know the proverb: 'we must 'owl
34 IV | want of an eye left I don't know where.~'Never,' said the
35 IV | for in a few years, you know, all this will~be forgotten.
36 V | ill-disguised grimaces.~ ~"You don't know how to smoke," said Schinner; "
37 V | have Les Moulineaux? for I know you went to Paris to~get
38 V | name (and remember, I shall know if you pronounce it, or~
39 V | are late. Pere Leger,~you know there's a hill to climb;
40 V | become a~personage I shall know how to maintain my station."~ ~"'
41 V | Mistigris.~ ~"--you seem to know little of the language of
42 V | in diplomacy if you don't know your proverbs~better than
43 V | than that."~ ~"I may not know proverbs, but I know my
44 V | not know proverbs, but I know my way--"~ ~"It must be
45 V | at our house."~ ~"Ah! you know the Abbe Frayssinous?" asked
46 V | red~as a cherry.~ ~"So you know his Excellency the Comte
47 V | harm of people you don't know. Now the little one here
48 V | said~Mistigris.~ ~"I don't know the guerrilla chieftain,
49 V | guerrilla chieftain, Mina, but I know the Keeper of~the Seals,"
50 V | finally,~let me say that I know so many persons that I even
51 V | many persons that I even know Monsieur~Grindot, the architect
52 V | left him.~ ~"Faith, I don't know," replied Pierrotin; "this
53 V | Mistigris.~ ~"You see I did know the count," said Oscar.~ ~"
54 V | often to~Presles, do not know Franconville?"~ ~"Monsieur
55 V | wishing~his companions to know that he was really going
56 VI | shoot, and hunt."~ ~"I don't know any of those things," said
57 VI | persons~who either did not know, or pretended not to know
58 VI | know, or pretended not to know her previous~condition.
59 VI | showed, what they did not know, the feeling of a~step-mother
60 VI | here. In the country, you know, every one~should be at
61 VI | at his companion.~ ~"You know him, of course?" continued
62 VI | slight pause.~ ~"Who does not know him, madame?" said the painter.~ ~"
63 VI | He would be too happy, I know, to~leave you a souvenir
64 VI | salon.~ ~"I am sure I do not know," she said. "I cannot explain
65 VI | sudden arrival; nor do I know what has brought him-- And
66 VI | the mountain."~ ~"I don't know what to make of it!"~ ~"
67 VI | his heart!--Oh! you do not know what you have done!"~ ~The
68 VI | just~anger, I wish you to know what actually took place.
69 VI | Your Excellency doesn't know to what you expose yourself,"
70 VII | future. At present I do not know~what to do; but I shall
71 VII | cried Clapart. "You don't know your own child; he is~conceited,
72 VII | hates him like poison, you know why. She'll~try to set her
73 VII | to learn agriculture, and know how~to survey."~ ~"He can
74 VII | the stable-man.~ ~"I don't know, but Monsieur Moreau is
75 VII | well, IT~ISN'T PERU, you know! You will stay and breakfast
76 VII | interrupted. "Alas, you do not know the miseries of a mother
77 VII | clings to old habits. Do you know the path on which~you ought
78 VII | straight~through with it. Ha! I know how to help you. The legal
79 VIII| pass here.~The master shall know nothing about the matter;
80 IX | recollecting Oscar.~ ~"So you know each other?" said Godeschal,
81 IX | is that you, Georges? I know what you are after; you
82 IX | you; and so delighted to know you are a~second clerk at
83 IX | be useful to you, let me know."~ ~"Well," said Oscar, "
84 X | without even letting me know. Who~knows what has been
85 X | had any. God grant he may know how to control his~passions!"
86 X | Without money, nothing; as you know by this time. You are not
87 X | at Toulon, where, as we know, the young man died of his~
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