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 1 I    |       found in a dictionary.”~He spoke like one who understood
 2 II   |        Algerian customs. Georges spoke with animation; excited
 3 II   |          Walter: “My dear sir, I spoke to you a short while since
 4 III  |        see her some day.”~As she spoke, the door opened noiselessly,
 5 IX   |        to kill your husband.” He spoke in a low, seductive voice.
 6 IX   |        mother, of whom she never spoke to anyone—a governess who
 7 IX   |        Father Duroy nor his wife spoke. When the meal was over,
 8 X    | attentively, making notes as she spoke, and when she had finished
 9 XI   |   Nonsense!”~“But I know it. She spoke of you to me with great
10 XI   |          sat Mme. Walter, and he spoke to her only of serious matters
11 XI   |       impossible. Be silent!”~He spoke very low; he whispered in
12 XIII |   without our knowledge.”~As she spoke Georges drew near her; she
13 XIV  |        What are you to him?”~She spoke so naturally and so calmly
14 XV   |          of Count de Vaudrec; he spoke to the servants as if he
15 XVI  |         him: “What ails you?”~He spoke as if tearing a secret from
16 XVIII|      prelate of the Roman Church spoke thus to him. A number of