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 1 V    |           but Laurine, usually so silent, monopolized the conversation,
 2 V    |           hand upon his lips. “Be silent!”~“How I love you!” said
 3 V    |        said he.~She repeated: “Be silent!”~They could hear the servant
 4 VII  | neighboring restaurant. Duroy was silent. He ate that they might
 5 X    |         home. As Georges remained silent, his wife, who divined his
 6 XI   |          and he was moved by that silent avowal. “I will go to see
 7 XI   |          No, it is impossible. Be silent!”~He spoke very low; he
 8 XIII |          the same; until then, be silent.”~His reply was: “No one
 9 XIII |       said violently: “Enough, be silent! I can never see you a moment
10 XVII |         man defended Bel-Ami. “Be silent! I tell you he must marry
11 XVIII|            his lips twitched: “Be silent or I will make you leave
12 XVIII|         to put me out of them. Be silent, good-for-nothing! Do you
13 XVIII| exasperated him. He repeated: “Be silent—take care”—and he shook