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 1 III |   gentleman” of their son and had sent him to college. His studies
 2 III |          but I shall tell her you sent me!”~Forestier walked away,
 3 III |         whom I met on the street, sent me.”~The lackey soon returned
 4 III | interrupted with a laugh: “And he sent you to me?”~“Yes, Madame.
 5 V   |        murmured: “We are alone. I sent Laurine to lunch with a
 6 V   |          at nine o’clock.” Having sent a boy with the note in order
 7 VIII|      watched in silence. A nurse, sent by the doctor, had arrived
 8 VIII|            tenacious. Had she not sent for him? Was not that a
 9 XIII|           Is it for this that you sent for me?”~She took a step
10 XIV |          to Madeleine: “Madame, I sent for you in order to inform
11 XV  |        him for the message he had sent him by Clotilde relative
12 XVII|      woman; she vowed I should be sent to a convent. I never saw
13 XVII|         to them that she had been sent to a convent for a short