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 1 I    |       position.~“I manage the political department on ‘La Vie Francaise’;
 2 II   |   include him on the staff of political reporters. Since Marambot
 3 IV   |     Saint-Potin, who had some political information to look up,
 4 IX   |     Echoes,” “Duroy,” and his political sketches, “Du Roy,” spent
 5 X    |     soon became celebrated in political circles. His wife, too,
 6 XI   |  while you will have the best political salon in Paris.”~When she
 7 XII  |    give you an article on the political situation of our African
 8 XIII |      it was the first to give political news, and every newspaper
 9 XIII |       the organ of a group of political intriguers, but the avowed
10 XIII |     before the session, for a political article the following day
11 XIII |     No, I came to—to give you—political news—to give you the means
12 XIII |       him that he had led the political campaign in “La Vie Francaise,”
13 XIII | Walters. We have a great many political and financial matters to
14 XVIII|       and theatrical critics, political reporters, and so forth.
15 XVIII|     for some time I have read political articles in ‘La Plume,’