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 1 I  |    gave the other to Saval, saying to him: “You are welcome,
 2 I  |     tranquil Yvette smiled, saying with a decision which swept
 3 I  |  doubt, he bent toward her, saying, “I shall be only too charmed,
 4 I  |  Servigny bowed profoundly, saying: “I will never leave you
 5 I  |  stout, with gray whiskers, saying in loud tones: “Mademoiselle
 6 II |     decisive words. He kept saying every second:~“Yvette! Speak!
 7 III|    she said.~Servigny rose, saying: “I am going to do as much,
 8 III|  bed. They remained without saying anything, then, finally,
 9 IV |   She began to laugh dryly, saying:~“You seem to have had enough;
10 IV | worth.”~Then she walked on, saying nothing further; and suddenly
11 IV | tossed the coin in his turn saying to Saval: “Call, Monsieur.”~
12 IV |    gold piece to his rival, saying: “Toss it yourself, my dear