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 1 II   |  put it in that way! But I forget; you must have seen something
 2 VIII |     Trigault’s house—don’t forget—Father Papillon—No. 998—
 3 X    | your attention; and do not forget that your liberty depends
 4 XV   |   our eyes open. Don’t you forget him, papa; and if you ever
 5 XV   |    Lecoq, but he could not forget that he, an old police agent,
 6 XVI  |  diversions never made him forget his duties, he leaned toward
 7 XVI  |    unseasonable jest. “You forget yourself, sir,” said M.
 8 XVI  |   Segmuller severely. “You forget that the sneers you address
 9 XXII |   good sort of a fellow. I forget how it began, but somehow
10 XXIII|  at all probable you quite forget the rule which, as you yourself