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 1 XXVIII   |        be exact for ’42. I have asked for the most scrupulous
 2 XXXIII   |    Monsieur Plato, I think, who asked for and thought he held
 3 LX       |       if they did not see me. I asked them if my curiosity annoyed
 4 LX       |         top of the cliff, and I asked the coast-guard who those
 5 LX       |         of anything; but when I asked him what harm they did he
 6 LXVII    |        have your information. I asked Peyrat last evening, I am
 7 LXXXVII  |       at his sister’s Thursday, asked for news of you and praised
 8 CVI      |         when I am away, has not asked a single time where they
 9 CXXXVI   |         ways a charming boy. He asked me until Saturday to give
10 CXLIV    |   perhaps there will have to be asked some concessions to the
11 CLVII    |         did Madame Bovary I was asked many times: “Is it Madame
12 CLXXX    |       for three months. We were asked to go south and were offered
13 CLXXXVIII|        mother of a family! They asked art to be moral, philosophy
14 CXCVII   |      Love does not reason. If I asked why you have the passion
15 CCI      |       and always beautiful. She asked me to send you a thousand
16 CCIII    |  Princess Mathilde, from whom I asked 200 francs. She answered
17 CCXV     |         am thinking of what you asked me to do and I will do it;
18 CCXXVIII |        The mayor of Vendome has asked me “to honor with my presence”
19 CCXXXVI  | entrusted her to Deschartres, I asked myself the most elementary
20 CCL      |       you had returned there. I asked you the little favor which
21 CCLXIV   |       As for Cruchard, Carvalho asked him for some changes which
22 CCCII    |      strange, and I should have asked myself if you were immoral,