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 1 I    |        said: “Because I have never written anything.”~“Bah, we all
 2 II   |     excellent, provided that it is written in the right key, for there
 3 III  |           seeing that I have never written anything. It requires practice.
 4 IV   |             He then had some cards written with his new calling beneath
 5 VI   |         Walter’s card on which was written:~“Mme. Walter thanks M.
 6 VII  | denunciation. Duroy, it seems, had written an item claiming that Dame
 7 VII  |            moreover, when they are written under a mask.~GEORGES DUROY.”~
 8 IX   |        sheet of paper on which was written: “Mme. Duroy de Cantel.”~
 9 XII  |        affairs.”~“Yes, I have just written an article on that subject.”~“
10 XV   |         two months Mme. Walter had written to him daily, beseeching
11 XV   | exceptional services. The name was written in two words, and that afforded
12 XVIII|            They are supposed to be written by a Jean Le Dol, a young,