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 1  I, 9 |         a big town—at Rouen, for example, overlooking the harbour,
 2 II, 1 |        if one were to think, for example, of getting up a patriotic
 3 II, 1 |        of something. Myself, for example, how often has it happened
 4 II, 3 | fanaticism. In this tragedy, for example, he found fault with the
 5 II, 4 |     conversation. On Sunday, for example, one could not get him out
 6 II, 6 |   Assuredly. Town-labourers, for example.”~“It is not they—”~“Pardon!
 7 II, 6 |  illnesses—of typhoid fever, for example, that attacks students from
 8 II, 8 |        president.~“Just now, for example, when I went to your house.”~“
 9 II, 10| occasions more dramatic; as, for example, when she thought she heard
10 II, 11|        by the operator. Why, for example, should not your husband
11 II, 11|           you will set us a good example. Thus, as a precaution,
12 II, 11|         is as if one wished, for example, to make a hunchback straight!”~
13 II, 13|          other hand, to quote an example whose authenticity I can
14 II, 14|         virtue. One evening, for example, she was angry with the
15 III, 2|         someone else—to you, for example. With a power of attorney
16 III, 8|       this might be a lesson, an example, a solemn picture, that
17 III, 9|         of the confessional, for example?”~Homais fell foul of the