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 1 I    |            proceeded. They were now repeated, and were immediately followed
 2 III  |  electrified, and, like an echo, he repeated: “Forward!”~
 3 VI   |           course of time, and after repeated efforts. But, in the mean
 4 VI   |            at Paris. To explain his repeated refusals, he said that life
 5 VI   |            wait for the order to be repeated. He snatched up the papers,
 6 VIII |            a wild frenzy and suffer repeated nervous attacks; at others
 7 IX   |             at self-destruction. He repeated the testimony given by the
 8 XIV  |            His name is May.”~“May!” repeated the hostess, thoughtfully. “
 9 XVI  |            voice, the smiling clerk repeated: “I should like to kill
10 XVIII|             Justice.~M. Segmuller’s repeated efforts had proved as unsuccessful
11 XVIII| communication! a communication!” he repeated, with a horrified air.~Quick
12 XIX  |            wildly, and at intervals repeated: “What misery! My God! what
13 XIX  |            for the injunction to be repeated. Throwing his chest forward,
14 XIX  |          expression.~“And besides?” repeated the magistrate.~“Ah, well,
15 XX   |           bird with equal obstinacy repeated: “Camille! where is Camille?”~
16 XXI  |             is receiving. To-day he repeated this order, and you may
17 XXI  |           way he came,” obstinately repeated the Suisse who had armed
18 XXII |         sensation this morning,” he repeated. “You have captured a famous