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1 II | comrades had known, but had forgotten, his name, and his partiality 2 IV | suppose that he will have forgotten that he took up two persons 3 V | affair had been left or forgotten, or lost here, and to obtain 4 V | lesson that would not be forgotten so long as he lived.~“Perhaps 5 VIII | Rue de Bourgogne. I have forgotten the number, but I should 6 VIII | certainly saw—”~“Ah! I had forgotten,” exclaimed the old woman. “ 7 VIII | or had Father Absinthe forgotten his duty in his morning 8 XI | trying to recollect. I’ve forgotten it. But I haven’t forgotten 9 XI | forgotten it. But I haven’t forgotten the house. I fancy I can 10 XIV | the boy obeyed me. I had forgotten all about it. Allow me to 11 XIV | In his anxiety he had forgotten his English accent. The 12 XVI | de Justice. He had quite forgotten that his own impatience 13 XVII | and pretending that he had forgotten an address, Lecoq politely 14 XVIII| comments, was completely forgotten. Indeed, had the tragedy 15 XIX | smiled; all his rancor was forgotten. “There is, I think, but 16 XX | May would purposely be forgotten and left in the vehicle, 17 XX | circumstance could have been forgotten or neglected, thus disarranging 18 XX | was left alone, apparently forgotten, in the insecurely locked 19 XX | wine and went away. I had forgotten all about the matter until 20 XXI | your jesting.”~Lecoq had forgotten that he was clad as a barriere 21 XXI | unexplored, not a corner was forgotten. At length, after two hours’ 22 XXII | cab-horse, which, having forgotten there is such a thing as 23 XXIII| transformed. His gout was entirely forgotten. According to the different 24 XXIV | suddenly in his bed that his forgotten gout drew from him a terrible 25 XXV | speaker. “You seem to have forgotten the last sentence in his