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 1 I   |          master? and where is~he going? I have never seen you before,"
 2 I   |        Yes. Monsieur le Comte is going down to spend a couple of
 3 I   |            Is Monsieur le Serizy going to live at Presles at last?"
 4 I   |       coach belonging to them or going to see them, I'm allowed
 5 II  |       pleased with him by simply going to his study and talking
 6 II  |    invite Margueron, and you are going to Presles to-day; but Margueron~
 7 II  |    enlightened you as to what is~going on, and if you want an upright
 8 II  | afternoon with my notary, who is going down there for dinner, and
 9 II  |        Here is his address. I am going myself~secretly to Presles,
10 III |     first time."~ ~"Oh! so he is going alone to Monsieur Moreau!"
11 III |       out whether he were really going there.~ ~"Yes," said the
12 III |         take~cold. Besides, I am going to get into the coach."~ ~
13 III |        my friend, you are really going to trust your future to
14 III |        for lost time."~ ~"We are going to harness Bichette while
15 III |          Georges.~ ~"Oh! I'm not going far; only to La Cave," said
16 III |       the general cry.~ ~"We are going to start," replied Pierrotin. "
17 III |  Goodness! if this is how we are going, we shall do fourteen miles
18 IV  |          seized~a musket and was going to charge the English--"~ ~"
19 IV  |           However, we'll set him going on his decorations,~the
20 IV  |        at home all his life, and~going for two weeks only into
21 IV  |         where she still is. I am going back there some~day to paint
22 V   |      Pierrotin's vehicle was now going down the steep incline of
23 V   |  actually found the proofs I was going down there to~seek," he
24 V   |        am able to say where I am going, if others are~not. I am
25 V   |          if others are~not. I am going to the Chateau de Presles,
26 V   |               The devil! are you going to Presles?" cried Schinner,
27 V   |              Apparently, as I am going there," replied Oscar.~ ~"
28 V   |         Where is that young fool going?" asked the count, drawing
29 V   |          as silent as if we were going to the~scaffold."~ ~"'Silence
30 V   |    audacity.~"But I happen to be going on to Les Moulineaux," he
31 V   |          know that he was really going to the chateau.~ ~"You don'
32 V   |    things at the steward's. I am going~straight to the chateau."~ ~
33 V   |          the least,~where he was going.~ ~"Hi! Monsieur l'ambassadeur,"
34 VI  |     concierge and his wife,~were going and coming in a confusion
35 VI  |      that conversation was still going on,~he thought of pardoning
36 VIII|        Cardot, and still less in going to see his~mother, who lived
37 IX  |        to repair the mischief by~going this morning, at six o'clock,
38 IX  |         Godeschal!" cried Oscar, going up to him and pressing his
39 IX  |         But, surely, you are not going to carry it with you!" exclaimed
40 IX  |       Pitt and Dundas, talked of~going on foot along the boulevards,
41 X   |        orgy. That's deliberately going to~work to lose your freshness.
42 X   |          Who~knows what has been going on here?"~ ~"Old monster!"
43 X   |         taking off your coat and going to~work in your shirt-sleeves
44 X   |    squadron:~ ~"Messieurs, it is going to death, but we cannot