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 1 II   |         ear; from time to time she uttered a remark which evoked a
 2 II   | colonization of Algeria. M. Walter uttered several jocose remarks;
 3 V    |     seeking her lips with his. She uttered a cry, attempted to repulse
 4 VIII |           first words the sick man uttered were to ask for a barber,
 5 VIII |           His wife, perceiving it, uttered a cry and fell upon her
 6 VIII |         tell me your decision.”~He uttered these words without glancing
 7 VIII |            left her without having uttered a word. That night they
 8 IX   |           I kiss you too?” His son uttered an exclamation and Madeleine
 9 X    |          half an hour you have not uttered a word.”~He replied with
10 XI   |        lurked beneath those words, uttered so pleasantly.~Mme. Walter
11 XI   |      candor of my explanation.”~He uttered those words with a smile
12 XIII |           alone with Madeleine, he uttered threats and insinuations
13 XIII |            jades women are!”~As he uttered those words he was reminded
14 XIII |            you are a traitor.” She uttered a shrill, nervous cry: “
15 XIV  |         Georges paced the room and uttered his thoughts aloud, thus
16 XVII |        daughter and her lover. She uttered a wild cry, as she pictured
17 XVIII|          to greet. He shook hands, uttered words which signified nothing,