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 1 VII |       he should be ruined if we kept him here. He begged us to
 2 IX  |      that the establishment was kept by a woman; and that this
 3 X   | complaints the prisoner must be kept in solitary confinement
 4 XII |         feet, which are as well kept as your hands. Accordingly,
 5 XIII|      The smiling clerk, who had kept his place at his desk busily
 6 XIV |     seemed respectable and well kept. Lecoq pushed open the glass
 7 XV  |         two games more. I still kept on winning. He insisted
 8 XV  |         to buy some sweets, and kept what he had taken.”~The
 9 XVI |       didn’t repulse her.”~“You kept her at a distance at all
10 XVII|      make no reply whatever. He kept for himself the harassing
11 XXI |      where gardening tools were kept, the conservatories, the