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 1 I   |      subject; then he said, in a tone of conviction: “You see,
 2 I   |         he said in a discouraged tone:~“Isn’t it tiresome not
 3 I   |       replied in a consequential tone: “I never pay,” and approached
 4 II  |          a gallant, yet paternal tone: “Will you permit me to
 5 III | journalist.” Then in a different tone, she said: “Our best and
 6 V   |       the couch, said in serious tone: “That frankness does you
 7 V   |       and said in a supplicatory tone: “Georges, it will give
 8 VIII|          the priest said, in the tone of one officiating at the
 9 IX  |         many things to do!” in a tone which seemed to say: “We
10 IX  |            The gentleness of his tone moved the young woman, and
11 XI  |       herself?”~She replied in a tone of conviction: “Oh, Mme.
12 XI  |        added: “Poor devil!” in a tone of profound pity.~Madeleine
13 XV  |        She was astonished at his tone, and said: “It is very nice,