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 1  I, 2 |         child.~And on Charles’s answer he took his wooden shoes
 2  I, 2 |     grew impatient; she did not answer, but as she sewed she pricked
 3  I, 2 |       which he knew not what to answer. “Why did he go back to
 4  I, 7 |        Charles knew not what to answer: he respected his mother,
 5  I, 9 |     year, and so forth; and the answer being satisfactory, he made
 6 II, 1 |     Hivert did not know whom to answer. It was he who did the errands
 7 II, 3 |       asked.~And on the clerk’s answer, she begged him to accompany
 8 II, 7 |       imbecile.”~Justin did not answer. The chemist went on—~“Who
 9 II, 8 |   simple?”~The landlady did not answer. Homais went on—~“Do you
10 II, 8 |        were talking; he did not answer them; they filled his glass,
11 II, 9 |       are we going?”~He did not answer. She was breathing irregularly.
12 II, 11|         ensue; he would have to answer in the papers. Hippolyte
13 II, 12| ourselves eternally. Oh, speak! Answer me!”~At regular intervals
14 II, 13|        whose authenticity I can answer for. Bridaux (one of my
15 II, 14|         without waiting for any answer from Felicite, who was blushing,
16 III, 1|         I tore up.”~She did not answer. He continued—~“I sometimes
17 III, 1|     going?” she said.~Making no answer, he walked on with a rapid
18 III, 2|         the third shelf? Speak, answer, articulate something.”~“
19 III, 2|        shuddering.~But she made answer, “Yes, I know, I know!”~
20 III, 5|      she did not listen for his answer in the haste of her lips
21 III, 6|         with a naive air—~“What answer am I to take Monsieur Vincart?”~“
22 III, 7|      side. Then, as she did not answer, the good woman withdrew,
23 III, 8|       spoke to her; she did not answer. She lay motionless, afraid
24 III, 8|        me! what have you eaten? Answer, for heaven’s sake!”~And