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1 II, 7 | afraid, my lad.”~“No, no, sir,” said the other; “get on.”~ 2 II, 9 | blushing. He went on—~“Emma!”~“Sir,” she said, drawing back 3 II, 14| exclaimed the druggist.~“Sir!” replied the ecclesiastic, 4 III, 1| It was the Calvinists, sir, who reduced it to this 5 III, 1| calling him back, he cried—~“Sir! sir! The steeple! the steeple!”~“ 6 III, 1| him back, he cried—~“Sir! sir! The steeple! the steeple!”~“ 7 III, 1| said Leon.~“You are wrong, sir! It is four hundred and 8 III, 1| cane. Leon turned back.~“Sir!”~“What is it?”~And he recognised 9 III, 1| Hell-flames.”~“Where to, sir?” asked the coachman.~“Where 10 III, 2| certify to me—”~“But really, sir,” said Emma, “you wished 11 III, 7| she said, “to beg you, sir—”~“What, madame? I am listening.”~ 12 III, 7| sprang up and said to him—~“Sir, I am waiting.”~“For what?” 13 III, 7| advantage of my distress, sir! I am to be pitied—not to 14 III, 8| jacket—~“You must excuse us, sir, for in this poor place,