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 1 XXVII  |        quite nicely, as you have answered mine. One is happy, don’
 2 XXXIII |    questions and in hearing them answered in one way or another without
 3 XLI    |      Helder on the rue Helder. I answered at once that Simonin lived
 4 XLIV   |    rather than less strength, he answered that the danger was as great
 5 LXXI   |          am a wretch not to have answered the first one. How did that
 6 XCVII  |        remorseful for not having answered at length your last letter,
 7 CLIV   |          she will not do that, I answered.~—Write to her to tell you
 8 CXCVIII|          1871~Dear old friend,~I answered you day before yesterday,
 9 CC     |          post scriptum, if I had answered Flaubert I should not have ...
10 CC     |   Flaubert I should not have ... ANSWERED, knowing well that your
11 CC     | continually compelled to fall. I answered a part of a letter of some
12 CCI    |        had for Jules Lecomte. He answered me, calling me a dolt! That
13 CCIII  |          I asked 200 francs. She answered me the 19th of this month:
14 CCXXIII|       good master,~I should have answered at once your first, very
15 CCCIX  |  confounded pig,”—for I have not answered your last letter, and I
16 CCCXIV |         ill, why has not Maurice answered me?~I went to Plauchut’s