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 1 IV  |  companion, who was in such haste to get back to the Poivriere
 2 IV  |     exclaimed: “Let us make haste! let us make haste!”~The
 3 IV  |     make haste! let us make haste!”~The old police agent followed
 4 IV  |    him time to do so.~“Make haste: get me a dish—a plate—anything!”
 5 VII | magistrate promised to make haste, Lecoq expected that at
 6 VIII| confession. If Lecoq was in haste to part company with Gevrol,
 7 VIII|    saying: ‘Above all, make haste!’”~“Your recital could not
 8 XIV |    such influences, he made haste to reach the staircase and
 9 XIV |  fare if he would only make haste. As might have been expected
10 XV  |  you, if you like; but make haste; come, come quickly!”~
11 XVI |     the morrow. He dined in haste, and as soon as he had swallowed
12 XVI |  Lecoq. He was returning in haste, a trifle uneasy on account
13 XVI |    waiting for me, and made haste to bring her here. I thought
14 XIX |     a cab: for we must make haste if I am to see the public
15 XX  | sand. They did well to make haste. The van came onward and
16 XX  |      May entered in evident haste. Lecoq at once stationed