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 1 Int |           The following day Wolff wrote a polemical dissertation
 2 Int |        spontaneous perfection, he wrote Boule de Suif. His master’
 3 Int |          mind was still clear, he wrote to a friend: “I am always
 4 Int |     entire press, set to work and wrote story after story. His talent,
 5 Int | recollections. As for Bel Ami, he wrote it from day to day as he
 6 Int |        and such weak argument. He wrote the least eloquent and the
 7 Int |       when Alexandre Dumas, fils, wrote to him thrice: “You are
 8 Int |         and Saint-Raphael that he wrote “Sur l’Eau.”~It was on the
 9 X   |           all his enemies.~Julien wrote a firm, but respectful letter
10 XI  |          thousand francs. He then wrote four letters in six months,
11 XI  |       sent to Paul.~The young man wrote three letters full of the
12 XI  |          Paul de Lamare & Co.” He wrote: “This will give me an assured
13 XI  |          in hiding in England. He wrote to make excuses for not
14 XII |    bending to her servant’s will, wrote as follows to the young
15 XIII|          man.~A few days later he wrote: “You have rendered me a
16 XIII|     infatuation by this time.~She wrote him an imploring letter:~“
17 XIII|          will carry the day.”~She wrote at once to Paul to prepare
18 XIII|     except twenty francs and then wrote to Rosalie to explain matters
19 XIII|           hundred francs. Rosalie wrote:~“Madame Jeanne: Come back
20 XIV |        trembling with anxiety. He wrote:~“My Dear Mother: I have