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1 IV |  civil authority, cried: “You mean of Cana.” The other did
2 IV |  about; when I say Ganache, I mean Ganache.”~They rose from
3 V  | making clear that she did not mean it as a present, she insisted,
4 VII|    husband. “Why, what do you mean? I do not know.”~Then suddenly
5 IX |     bewildered. What did that mean? To whom, for whom, from
6 X  | console her: “Come, I did not mean to hurt your feelings. I
7 XI |      and asked: “What does it mean?”~He obsequiously explained: “
8 XI |   Jeanne replied: “You do not mean that you are going to serve
9 XII|    Sell ‘The Poplars’! Do you mean it? Oh, never, never!”~But