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 1 IV  |      I should have time this afternoon. I had so much to do—I could
 2 V   | about three o’clock.” So one afternoon, when he had nothing to
 3 V   |      he was awaiting her one afternoon, a noise on the staircase
 4 V   |     not lunch, and spent the afternoon working at the office. At
 5 VII |     direct attack.”~But, one afternoon when he entered the office,
 6 VII |  frightened, and went in the afternoon with Boisrenard to the office,
 7 VIII|   day at four o’clock in the afternoon. A commissionnaire conducted
 8 VIII|      at three o’clock in the afternoon.”~Forestier asked: “Is there
 9 IX  |      his arms, saying: “Good afternoon, Bel-Ami.” Perceiving that
10 IX  |   spent the remainder of the afternoon beneath the willows in the