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 1 II | Pierrotin's coucou?~ ~Here a few words on the life of the steward
 2 III|      new-comers, laughing.~ ~The words reached Oscar's ears and
 3 III|   liberals, which ended with the words, "'Tis~Voltaire's fault, '
 4 III|        letters, and sometimes of words, which still kept the~semblance
 5 IV |         there. On it he read the words in gilt letters: "Maitre~
 6 IV |        vehicle to testify to his~words."~ ~This speech stopped
 7 V  |         injunctions, which these words~recalled to his mind, turned
 8 VI |     Moreau's former~station. The words "waiting-maid" flew from
 9 VI |        him his cue; one of those words "de singe a dauphin" which~
10 VI |    understand the meaning of her words, turned~back towards the
11 VI |      master's door, he heard the words:--~ ~"Is that you, MONSIEUR
12 VII|      things of him; but, mark~my words, there'll be squabbles wherever
13 VII|       not hear his mother's last words; he had slipped away to
14 VII|          of~family duty in these words; he regarded him as an admirable
15 VII|      Mere Godichon.' Remember my words:~Honesty, work, discretion."~ ~"
16 VII|      Your uncle sums up in~three words all that I have been saying
17 IX |   cravats, and overhead the last words of~the head-clerk, "would
18 IX |          could only mutter a few words which were not~understood,
19 X  |          Oscar, plunged by these words into all~the horrors of
20 XI |  fleshiness ill-placed, in other words, a~pear-shaped stomach,