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 1  I, 3  |      Old Rouault embraced his future son-in-law. The discussion
 2  I, 7  |   stars, making plans for the future. It seemed to her that certain
 3  I, 9  |     God had willed it so! The future was a dark corridor, with
 4  I, 9  |  wasted calling, his hopeless future, and dreaming of some shop
 5 II, 5  |  explained to the company the future importance of this establishment,
 6 II, 8  |      him in the vistas of the future.~He saw her again in the
 7 II, 11 |       They talked about their future fortune, of the improvements
 8 II, 12 |      in the immensity of this future that she conjured up, nothing
 9 II, 13 | believing in happiness in the future. Ah! unhappy that we are—
10 II, 13 |     are, the falseness of our future position. Nor had I reflected
11 III, 1 |       promise floating in the future, like a golden fruit suspended
12 III, 1 |   hand now, and the past, the future, reminiscences and dreams,
13 III, 2 |     grand words of order, the future, foresight, and constantly
14 III, 5 |     out just now; but for the future don’t worry. I do not feel
15 III, 6 |        his children; of their future, and of his business; told
16 III, 8 |  their fortune lost, Berthe’s future ruined. By what?—Not a word!
17 III, 10|    himself into the hope of a future life in which he should
18 III, 10|   days of the past and of the future. She would come to live