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 1 I    |        tone: “I never pay,” and approached the box-office.~“Have you
 2 III  |      all journalists. When they approached M. Walter, Forestier said: “
 3 IV   |      had seen there before. She approached him: “Good evening, my dear;
 4 VI   | overcoat to the two lackeys who approached him. All the salons were
 5 VI   |          de Marelle entered and approached Duroy, who in the presence
 6 VII  |    pistols, and with Boisrenard approached the two strangers, who were
 7 VIII |         did not speak, his wife approached the window and pointing
 8 VIII |    cross.~The nurse, awakening, approached the bed and said: “It has
 9 XI   |      telegram.”~Mme. de Marelle approached him: “You must take me home,
10 XII  |     felt her weakness. Some one approached with a rapid step; she turned
11 XIII |        childish modesty when he approached. It seemed to him that being
12 XIII |       in order to kiss him, and approached him timidly and humbly with
13 XV   |        wraps to the footmen who approached them.~At the entrance to
14 XV   |    mother.”~“Not a word.”~Rival approached them saying: “Mademoiselle,
15 XVIII|      repeated her words.~Others approached, and she passed on. Finally