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 1 I   |   Garin, Montel and he are the best witty and realistic writers
 2 III | different tone, she said: “Our best and dearest friend, Count
 3 VI  |    come because it was for the best—”~“How? Why?”~“Why? Can
 4 VI  |     quick to judge of what was best to be said and best to be
 5 VI  |        was best to be said and best to be omitted, to divine
 6 IX  |  sketches, “Du Roy,” spent the best part of his time with his
 7 XI  |        while you will have the best political salon in Paris.”~
 8 XIV |       possible, for he was our best friend. He dined with us
 9 XIV | husband, accept’—I, who am the best judge of what she can do
10 XVII|      He has disgraced her. The best thing to be done is to give