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 1  I, 1  |       came in, followed by a “new fellow,” not wearing the school
 2  I, 1  |        becomes his age.”~The “new fellow,” standing in the corner
 3  I, 1  |           to attempt it, the “new fellow,” was still holding his
 4  I, 1  |        master; “louder!”~The “new fellow” then took a supreme resolution,
 5  I, 1  |             timidly said the “new fellow,” casting troubled looks
 6  I, 1  |          over desks, and the “new fellow” remained for two hours
 7  I, 1  |        for his death, and the old fellow had barely been packed off
 8 II, 2  |       sheer modesty. Why, my dear fellow, the other day in your room
 9 II, 3  |          along a poor puny little fellow, his face covered with scrofula,
10 II, 5  |         been by her speech.~“Poor fellow!” she thought.~“How have
11 II, 5  |        chemist.~“Ah! he is a good fellow,” continued Emma.~“Certainly,”
12 II, 6  |           What!” replied the good fellow, quite astonished, doesn’
13 II, 6  |  endurance; and the chemist, good fellow though he was, was becoming
14 II, 7  |           fingers about the young fellow’s neck. Then she poured
15 II, 7  |           affair, isn’t it! And a fellow who isn’t afraid of anything;
16 II, 7  |       from? Wherever did that fat fellow pick her up?”~Monsieur Rodolphe
17 II, 8  |         to get away from that fat fellow, you know, the druggist.”
18 II, 10 |          the lines, as if the old fellow had dropped his pen to dream
19 II, 11 | benefactions of science.~The poor fellow gave way, for it was like
20 II, 11 |           it in preference to its fellow.~Now, as it was an equinus,
21 II, 11 |          tenderness for this poor fellow who adored her. The thought
22 II, 12 |        that for?” asked the young fellow, passing his hand over the
23 II, 12 |          find her some good young fellow with a steady business;
24 II, 13 |        And besides this, the poor fellow was worried about money
25 II, 14 |           He was, in fact, a good fellow and one day he was not even
26 II, 14 |         is true!” agreed the good fellow, sitting down again on his
27 II, 15 |   millowner, railed at the clumsy fellow, and while she was with
28 III, 1 |           on,” said Leon.~The old fellow started off again; then,
29 III, 2 |        know,” stammered the young fellow.~“Ah! you don’t know! Well,
30 III, 2 |          a sad state. He’s a good fellow, though we did have a little
31 III, 5 |        have to wait, to sound the fellow. The thing was worth a journey,
32 III, 5 |      called Charles, and the poor fellow was obliged to confess the
33 III, 6 |          till next week.”~And the fellow went without another word.~
34 III, 7 |         thousand crowns or so the fellow could be stopped.”~All the
35 III, 8 |        his breast.~“Come, my poor fellow, courage! There is nothing
36 III, 10|         all about.~First, the old fellow had fallen as if struck
37 III, 10|        now! Philosophy!”~The poor fellow tried to show himself brave,
38 III, 10|           silent. At last the old fellow sighed—~“Do you remember,
39 III, 10|           Good-bye! you’re a good fellow! And then I shall never
40 III, 11|          managed so well that the fellow was locked up. But he was
41 III, 11|         him up. Moreover, the old fellow was growing intolerant,