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 1 I   |    said Forestier, “I shall be back in five minutes,” and he
 2 V   |       himself: “I will give it back in a lump. It is nothing
 3 V   |    received in order to pay it back some day.~One evening, Mme.
 4 VI  |         might she not turn her back upon him or utter some insulting
 5 VIII| incapable. It is time you came back.”~The invalid muttered: “
 6 VIII|       stir; she stood with her back to the room, her face toward
 7 VIII|    when all is over, I will go back.”~“In about ten days?”~“
 8 IX  |        of the station. Pushing back some stray locks upon her
 9 IX  |        wiped his lips with the back of his hand. The old woman,
10 XI  |      You know I intend to take back the rooms on Rue de Constantinople
11 XI  |     pity.~Madeleine turned her back upon him scornfully; after
12 XIII|        two children.”~She drew back as if she had been struck: “
13 XIII|      If we lose I will pay you back ten thousand francs.”~She
14 XV  |     only reply was to turn his back upon her. He declared that
15 XV  |      conservatory. Papa put it back there so that everyone would
16 XV  |     last kiss!”~He gently drew back. “No, we must adhere to