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 1 III |     of a reception he would receive.~The servant who opened
 2 III |   of closed doors. You will receive two hundred francs a months,
 3 V   |    staircase. How would she receive him? Suppose she forbade
 4 V   |  his apartments more fit to receive his expected visitor. He
 5 VI  |     though I do not like to receive company at home.”~On Monday
 6 IX  |    husband, and Duroy would receive Forestier’s position on “
 7 XI  |    do not come. I shall not receive you. Think of my daughters!”~“
 8 XII |    inclined to corpulence.~“Receive my confession,” said she, “
 9 XIII| Laroche-Mathieu in order to receive instructions from him, before
10 XIII|    Mme. Walter.~“Ah, I will receive her in such a manner that
11 XIII|    the way you speak to me, receive me! My God, my God, how
12 XV  |     be reasonable, and will receive and treat me as a friend,
13 XV  |      To consult me when you receive a proposal and to accept