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 1  I, 3 |        because others have died, want to die too. You must pull
 2 II, 1 |         And besides, players now want narrow pockets and heavy
 3 II, 2 |          done early, he had, for want of something else to do,
 4 II, 5 |        and I’m afraid he’ll soon want a deal covering rather than
 5 II, 6 |        as to say to her, “Do you want to make Caribs or Botocudos
 6 II, 8 |          go to rest.”~“Ma foi! I want it,” said Madame Homais,
 7 II, 9 |         it was because I did not want to come back.”~“Why?”~“Can
 8 II, 10|  ignorant of it! But perhaps you want oxalic acid. It is oxalic
 9 II, 11|         him. Besides, he did not want for company, especially
10 II, 11|      ought to prohibit. But they want to do the clever, and they
11 II, 12|          and had said to him—~“I want a cloak—a large lined cloak
12 II, 12|         bowed.~“Besides, I shall want,” she went on, “a trunk—
13 II, 14|        Charles to say he did not want them. The tradesman answered
14 III, 2|  continued the druggist. “Do you want to see me in the prisoner’
15 III, 2|    household trifle.” He did not want her to know the story of
16 III, 2|    enough for the house, but you want another for calls. I saw
17 III, 3|     night air.”~“And who doesn’t want for women, either,” softly
18 III, 5|       veils to hide it. It was a want, a mania, a pleasure carried
19 III, 5| resentment she still felt at his want of confidence, and it needed
20 III, 7|    tightly, she added~“Listen, I want eight thousand francs.”~“
21 III, 8|        later on. But to-day, for want of three thousand francs,
22 III, 8|     money for them. Oh, I do not want them, keep them!”~And she
23 III, 8|         sweet, melting voice, “I want it; give it to me.”~As the
24 III, 9|  anything. But leave me alone. I want to see her. She is my wife!”~
25 III, 9|          Oh, no! not that. No! I want to see her here.”~Homais,