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 1 VI   |     after him, M. Firmin and M. Laroche-Mathieu; the latter had especial
 2 VI   |           Why not?”~“Because M. Laroche-Mathieu, who is my neighbor, leaves
 3 VI   |     some remark, said: “That M. Laroche-Mathieu looks very intelligent.”~
 4 X    |       dinner, for Vaudrec came. Laroche-Mathieu brought me important news
 5 X    |       grave familiarity.~Deputy Laroche-Mathieu, who dined at Rue Fontaine
 6 XI   |      some company Tuesday. Mme. Laroche-Mathieu is coming here to dine with
 7 XI   |  careful, and submissive. Mmes. Laroche-Mathieu and Rissolin were accompanied
 8 XII  | minister of war, and our friend Laroche-Mathieu as minister of foreign affairs.
 9 XIII |      mouthpiece of the cabinet. Laroche-Mathieu was the soul of the journal
10 XIII |    Chamber, Du Roy lunched with Laroche-Mathieu in order to receive instructions
11 XIII |     cabinet. After listening to Laroche-Mathieu’s eloquence for some time
12 XV   |     rumored that two ministers, Laroche-Mathieu being one of them, had made
13 XV   |        saw his wife seated near Laroche-Mathieu, both of them almost hidden
14 XVI  |  uncovered the livid face of M. Laroche-Mathieu.~The officer again asked: “
15 XVI  |      added: “This man’s name is Laroche-Mathieu, minister of foreign affairs.”~
16 XVI  |       has not lied. I am indeed Laroche-Mathieu, minister,” and pointing
17 XVII |    about. You saw how he downed Laroche-Mathieu in three articles, and that
18 XVIII|     moreover, rich; Vaudrec and Laroche-Mathieu were not attentive to her
19 XVIII|  revelations. Walter remembered Laroche-Mathieu’s fate and yielded at once;