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 1 I    |      universally known as “the General.” This sobriquet was pleasing
 2 I    |   impulse.~“Did you hear that, General?” asked one of the detectives,
 3 I    |      as he did so; “Take care, General, take care! The revolver
 4 I    |        think you are mistaken, General,” said he.~“How—”~“Yes,
 5 I    |    This objection silenced the General for a moment; but he replied
 6 I    |    reach of want.~At first the General tried to impose silence
 7 I    |       the same who had won the General’s passing praise. He approached
 8 I    |       wanted.~“I wish to know, General, what you think of this
 9 I    |       moment. “It seems to me, General,” he at length replied, “
10 II   |      he exclaimed. “I know the General. When he goes in search
11 III  |         under his breath. “The General was right, and I am a fool!”~
12 III  |       comparison with you, the General is a more John the Baptist.”~
13 V    |        quite as much care as a general would have displayed in
14 V    |    which others did not scent, General.” By this remark, Father
15 VI   |  commissary only expressed the general feeling when he said: “You
16 VIII |      exclaimed: “Upon my word, General, our meeting will save me
17 IX   |      the horses run away and a general smash ensues; or, maybe,
18 X    |       his questions as a tried general in maneuvering his troops.~
19 XV   |      character had won for her general respect. Among those she
20 XVI  | comrade also apply to me!”~The General saw that he had gone too
21 XVII |         Gevrol, my illustrious General! you talked about a Russian
22 XVIII|        necessary.”~The jealous General laughed; but his laugh,
23 XVIII|     found a better comparison, General,” said he. “I owe my idea
24 XVIII|      more than a fortnight the General had profited of every opportunity
25 XIX  |      Gevrol? If he did so, the General, jealous as he is, would
26 XXII |     from his friends among the general public. At all events they
27 XXIII|        that obtuse, obstinate ‘General’ is not worthy to blacken
28 XXV  |       large volumes entitled: “General Biography of the Men of
29 XXV  |      Tingry, Duc de).—A French general and politician, born at