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 1 I  |          they went, as~everybody knows, by the name of "rabbits."
 2 V  |         in love with her; no~one knows more than I do about that;
 3 V  |     proved,~indubitably, that he knows his Serizy by heart. If
 4 V  |       Franconville?"~ ~"Monsieur knows men, not castles," said
 5 VI |    madame?" said the painter.~ ~"Knows him like his double," remarked
 6 VI | Mistigris, "a future diplomatist knows the~saying that 'two coats
 7 VI |          my presence, and~Heaven knows in what language! He dared
 8 VII|          things for us,--for~God knows how people without means
 9 VII|        and, besides, he~scarcely knows of our existence. Cardot
10 VII|  admirable father-in-~law.~ ~"He knows," thought he, "how to unite
11 IX |       indulgent; see how well he knows how to combine the pleasures
12 X  |        even letting me know. Who~knows what has been going on here?"~ ~"