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 1 I  |       replied in that bantering tone which he always used with
 2 I  | preoccupied, said in a careless tone: “You children are very
 3 I  |         a haughty, yet wounded, tone said: “You are becoming
 4 II |      cautioned her in a languid tone: “Don’t be late, above all
 5 II |     going to let me alone?”~The tone of her voice did not at
 6 III|       because she had taken the tone, demeanor, and words of
 7 III|       discontented, and worried tone in which she had replied,
 8 III|         embarrassment, and in a tone, familiar though grave,
 9 III|        Then in a grave and slow tone she said: “I have thought
10 IV |        in a severe and peculiar tone: “Today, I am going to commit
11 IV |         confused, said in a low tone:~“Mademoiselle Yvette, be
12 IV |        Marquise.”~He spoke in a tone which was dry and full of
13 IV |         said something in a low tone to Saval, replied to her: “
14 IV |        a silence, she said in a tone so low that it could scarcely