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 1 II   |     general question: “Have you read the Gauthier case? How droll
 2 II   |         only paper one cares to read outside of France; it contains
 3 IV   |      seated himself in order to read the article through; that
 4 IV   |     Forestier, and asked him to read it; he was dissatisfied
 5 V    |      for her bill. She tried to read it, but the figures danced
 6 V    |        him. Duroy opened it and read:~“Come at five o’clock to
 7 V    |       received a telegram which read:~“My husband is coming home
 8 VI   | received an engraved card which read:~“M. and Mme. Walter request
 9 VII  |      Georges took the paper and read a scathing personal denunciation.
10 VII  |       the bell rang, and having read the insulting paragraph,
11 VII  |        brought him by Rival. He read it for the twentieth time
12 VII  |     only knew how I felt when I read the morning papers! Tell
13 VIII |    Cannes. Having opened it, he read:~“Cannes, Villa Jolie.”~“
14 XII  |     Africa.”~The manager having read the article said: “It is
15 XIII |       was from Mme. Walter, and read thus:~“It is absolutely
16 XIV  |      notary continued: “I shall read you the document which is
17 XV   |    itself.~An hour after having read that notice, he received
18 XVII |         in the romances she had read occurred to her, and cried:~“
19 XVIII|        but—for some time I have read political articles in ‘La