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1 I   |      the trees. It would be a pleasant lounging place. You could
2 II  |        but knew, Madame, what pleasant moments ‘La Vie Francaise’
3 V   |       Marelle; “it has been a pleasant causerie. I shall always
4 V   |   opened the door. She was as pleasant as usual. Duroy felt reassured
5 VI  |     Monday.”~“To make it more pleasant, I will have the Forestiers,
6 VIII|      That would not be a very pleasant sight, and I would not choose
7 X   |     replied: “Yes, he is very pleasant, I think we shall understand
8 XIV | leaving the office, as it was pleasant, Georges proposed that they
9 XVII|      Already? This is just as pleasant as being your wife.”~