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 1 XVI |           alone to canvass~for the election. The people of the Comte
 2 XVII|       young~again the day after my election. I shall enter on my true
 3 XVII|            of this client,~make my election already sure.~ ~
 4 XIX |            him a qualification for election. He had~not seemed to seek
 5 XX  |       Monsieur Savaron at the next~election, and you will see!"~ ~"Go
 6 XX  |            will see!"~ ~"Go to the election! take the oath?" cried the
 7 XX  |         mystery till the eve of my election. Now, to~plead for the Wattevilles
 8 XX  |          unknown on the day of the~election, when the candidates must
 9 XX  | Restoration!"~ ~"On the day of the election," said Savarus, "I will
10 XX  |       interests that lie beyond my election."~ ~The Abbe left Savarus
11 XXI |            if you would attend the election this~year, carry the day,
12 XXI |       aimed at preventing Albert's election, so as to keep him five~
13 XXI |        Besancon.~ ~At that time an election was a fight between parties,
14 XXI |           whole life depends on an election, the~period that elapses
15 XXI |              Two months before the election a meeting was held at the
16 XXII|        Prefecture, would carry~the election, if only the Prefet could
17 XXII|            The show of hands at an election, like a dress rehearsal
18 XXII|    defended within three days. The election will~not be over in three
19 XXIV|           known to have meddled in election~matters, we should be eaten
20 XXIV|            very~eager for Albert's election. The Abbe de Grancey sat
21 XXV |          pause.~ ~"He gives up the election."~ ~Rosalie put her finger
22 XXV |          If there is an end of the~election, there is an end of the
23 XXVI|           was~wholly occupied with election matters, the Duchess had