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 1 II  |       original, and if he will call upon me tomorrow at three
 2 IV  |        have two noble lords to call upon!”~Saint-Potin laughed: “
 3 V   |     Marelle had invited him to call, saying: “I am always at
 4 V   |      is a pretty name. I shall call you Bel-Ami, too!”~He took
 5 VI  | morning, Bel-Ami!”~“Why do you call me by that name?”~She replied
 6 VI  |       I speak freely?”~“Yes.”~“Call upon Mme. Walter who has
 7 VI  |   angry.~Duroy did not like to call on Mme. Walter, for he had
 8 VI  |       by that show of favor to call at his house? One day, therefore,
 9 VI  |       said to her:~“You do not call M. Duroy Bel-Ami to-day.”~
10 VI  |        way, do not hesitate to call upon me. Send me a dispatch
11 VII |        he and Boisrenard would call for him in a carriage the
12 IX  | reached the street resolved to call himself, henceforth, “Du
13 XI  |          Will you permit me to call him Bel-Ami?”~“Certainly,
14 XI  |      indeed nice. Yes, I shall call upon her to-morrow.”~When
15 XI  |   little Laurine, and I should call you Bel-Ami, too. It suits
16 XI  |       I am! Pardon the morning call and the candor of my explanation.”~
17 XII |      hear my wife and daughter call you Bel-Ami from morning
18 XII |         Very well, then I will call you Bel-Ami as everyone
19 XIII|      disgusted him to hear her call him: “My rat—my dog—my treasure -
20 XIII|   Juliette. He never heard her call him “Little one” or “Baby,”
21 XIII|      stammered: “Thanks—I will call again”—unconscious of what
22 XIV |       Vosges,”~“Madame: Kindly call at my office at a quarter
23 XV  | worldly air. Georges heard her call him Marquis de Cazolles,
24 XV  |       said: “This is what they call amusing themselves. After
25 XVI |      police commissioner and I call upon you to tell me your