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 1 XXXIX    |     at any birth and I almost regret the time when one believed
 2 XLVIII   |      his little cocottes will regret his person, and I ask you
 3 XLVIII   |    and I ask you if they will regret anything else than their
 4 LXXIV    |   suppers of ours which I too regret, and which would be so good
 5 CXXIX    |   directors of the Odeon will regret Bouilhet in every way. I
 6 CLIX     |  calls you elsewhere, have no regret about it. I shall try to
 7 CLXXXII  |    good one can say. I do not regret this Republic, it has been
 8 CLXXXII  |    had loved it, I should not regret anything; if only this odious
 9 CLXXXV   |    the Republic, are going to regret Badinguet and in their hearts
10 CXCVII   |       a weakness, and puerile regret for a lost illusion? You
11 CCXI     |     ME ALIVE.~I have ONLY ONE regret about Paris: it is not to
12 CCXXXIX  | dominated by plebeians. How I regret him! He and Bouilhet have
13 CCLXXXIII|    like that, but not without regret for the absent ones. Plauchut