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 1 I   |          securely to a chair. He offered no resistance. His wild
 2 V   |          Lecoq.”~“I think chance offered us a splendid opportunity,
 3 VI  |     elevated positions that were offered to him, in order to retain
 4 VIII|          the money these hussies offered me. It would only have served
 5 IX  |          old bachelor might have offered her twenty francs a month
 6 X   |      utter a word. When food was offered him this morning, he resolutely
 7 X   |         to eat the food that was offered you.”~As the prisoner heard
 8 X   |    Certainly, I refused all they offered me, and now I will tell
 9 XIV |        trunk upstairs himself. I offered him some refreshments; but
10 XVI |      upper hand, Goguet actually offered up a prayer that the prisoner
11 XIX |          that the magistrate had offered this objection rather in
12 XIX |   counted out upon the table and offered to him, he wouldn’t even
13 XX  | dangerous liberty which had been offered him. But he had been anxious
14 XX  |        in my refusal was that he offered me a good round sum in payment
15 XXI |         in such articles, and he offered to take May to his place
16 XXI |         and upholstery that were offered to his view. He hurried
17 XXII|        turn, wasn’t it? Well, he offered me something to drink, and
18 XXV |       Conde. Some years later he offered his sword to Russia; and
19 XXV |          agitated voice. “I only offered these last objections for