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 1 III  |        thoughts reverted to his parents. He saw their tiny home
 2 VI   |        always delighted his old parents. As he tied his cravat at
 3 VII  |    composed. I will write to my parents, in case of accident.” He
 4 IX   |        the tenth of May.”~“Your parents live near Rouen, do they
 5 IX   |          am the child of humble parents—but I lost mine—I have no
 6 IX   |     visit the journalist’s aged parents and spend several days with
 7 IX   |       little.”~The visit to his parents worried Georges, although
 8 IX   | daybreak. When Georges told his parents that they were going to
 9 IX   |         we spent a week at your parents’ estate,” and drawing near
10 XVII |       obtained a reply from her parents, whose wishes were to him
11 XVIII|      Canteleu. He had given his parents five thousand francs of