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 1 I    |    something to laugh about for six months. The culprits were never
 2 I    |          not very well. I cough six months out of the twelve as a result
 3 I    |           live in Paris—and for six months I have been employed in
 4 II   | self-possession, he replied: “a few months, Madame. I am in the railroad
 5 II   |            I was there twenty-eight months.” Leaving the subject of
 6 III  |        receive two hundred francs a months, two sous a line for original
 7 V    |              THE FIRST INTRIGUE~Two months elapsed. It was September.
 8 V    |            the apartments for three months—in your name, of course,
 9 V    |             starve for the next six months.”~“Shall I lend you some?”
10 VI   |             think it over for days, months, and years, and you will
11 VI   |          Duroy replied: “Only a few months.” His embarrassment wearing
12 VIII |          forever.~Life lasted a few months or years, and then fled!
13 XI   |     expedition out there in several months. In any case the ministry
14 XIII |           predict that before three months are passed he will have
15 XV   |            Jew’s threshold. For two months Mme. Walter had written
16 XV   |           have been so busy for two months that I have been nowhere.”~
17 XV   |           and said: “I give you six months. By that time you will be
18 XVII |          XVII. THE FINAL PLOT~Three months had elapsed. Georges du
19 XVII |           take Suzanne away for six months and that would end it.~She
20 XVIII|           Suzanne Walter? For three months you have deceived me. Everyone