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 1 IX   |           she inquired about the Walters, his associates, and the
 2 IX   |         of time. I will tell the Walters.”~She turned away her head
 3 XI   |      Ward.~Du Roy, escorting the Walters, awaited his carriage. When
 4 XIII |         you.”~“No; I dine at the Walters. We have a great many political
 5 XV   |       toward everyone—toward the Walters, even toward his wife, and
 6 XV   | Madeleine: “We shall dine at the Walters’ this evening.”~In her surprise
 7 XVI  |        Du Roys often visited the Walters. Georges, too, frequently
 8 XVI  |            Shall you dine at the Walters’ Friday? I am going.”~She
 9 XVII |        name of Forestier.~As the Walters were going to Trouville
10 XVIII|           Georges du Roy and the Walters having occasioned much comment