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 1 I    |       striking it heavily. No response came. But they could hear
 2 I    |      apparently insignificant response drawn from them at the moment
 3 II   |    waiting anxiously for this response. “Ah, well; Father Absinthe,”
 4 IV   |       is waiting the oracle’s response.~“To follow the women,”
 5 VI   |         The commissary’s only response was to lift his eyes to
 6 VII  |      much as a single word in response. As he was in such a desperate
 7 VIII |      you there?”~Lecoq’s sole response was to spring on to the
 8 VIII | friendly “hush!” was the only response. It required all Lecoq’s
 9 IX   |  noted the intonation of this response, and then slowly added: “
10 XIII |    was about to make an angry response when M. Segmuller motioned
11 XV   |    with his door unlocked.~In response to his call, Father Papillon’
12 XVIII|      magistrate. Lecoq’s sole response was to lay the pellet of
13 XX   |  received a similar signal in response, he entered the shop. The
14 XXI  |     place at once. May’s only response was to rise, saying: “Let
15 XXI  |       Father Absinthe made no response, for just then the two men