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 1 I  |      fine to take a cab.”~His friend answered: “I would like
 2 I  |     person is this lady?”~His friend replied: “An upstart, a
 3 I  |        no, indeed!” cried his friend; “I would not have anyone
 4 I  | pleased. Servigny grasped his friend’s arm.~“I will pilot you,”
 5 I  |       Mademoiselle Yvette, my friend, Baron Saval.”~“Good evening,
 6 I  |     arm, and let us find your friend.”~Silently he offered her
 7 I  |       me there, and upon your friend also. Listen. We take possession
 8 I  |   Mademoiselle always call my friend Servigny ‘Muscade’?”~Yvette
 9 II |   went out, and rejoining his friend who was smoking astride
10 II |      will leave her with your friend, and you shall take me.
11 III|     some treason of a beloved friend, one of those heart-disasters
12 III|      asked: “Are you truly my friend, Muscade?”~“Why, of course,
13 III|        now?”~“Absolutely your friend, Mam’zelle, body and soul.”~“
14 III|      soul.”~“Even enough of a friend not to lie to me once, just
15 III|   take a walk today with your friend Servigny? It is a good time
16 IV |       a strange person, a new friend.~She said to herself: “It
17 IV |    face: “You are a goose, my friend; you don’t know what you