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 1 II   |       embrace the child, as if part of that embrace would revert
 2 III  |     everything about him was a part of her, even to the books
 3 IV   |     felt inclined to enact the part of a newsboy and cry out
 4 IX   |        Du Roy,” spent the best part of his time with his betrothed,
 5 IX   |   satisfied approbation on the part of the father and of jealous
 6 XIII | Although it was only the early part of October, the chamber
 7 XIV  |    case of contestation on the part of the family, that Count
 8 XIV  |       guilty relations on your part and an infamous lack of
 9 XIV  |      you can therefore deed me part of the inheritance. In that
10 XVII |        at any audacity on your part. Listen, then! This evening
11 XVIII|      in religion.~In the early part of September “La Vie Francaise”