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 1 II   |        ill-at-ease. He had on a new suit but he was uncomfortable.
 2 II   |      him that he was entering a new and charming life, that
 3 II   |   farming. On the contrary, the new country should be opened
 4 III  |          The latter said to his new reporter:~“You must come
 5 IV   |     some cards written with his new calling beneath his name,
 6 VI   |     days getting settled in his new position, in a large room,
 7 VIII |       asked: “Is there anything new at the office?”~“Nothing.
 8 X    |         be given to Madeleine’s new husband—that was all—nothing
 9 XI   |            How do you like your new life?”~“Tolerably; my wife
10 XII  | overthrown. Marrot is to form a new cabinet. He has chosen General
11 XIII |     Francaise,” in favor of the new cabinet. Although it was
12 XV   |   Walter took possession of his new dwelling. Then another idea
13 XV   |            It is the season for New Year’s gifts.”~“Yes.”~“Here
14 XVIII|         bride in the choir. The new bishop of Tangiers, cross