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1 III | professions. Some one must help me the first time. I’ll
2 III |    have come to ask you to help me. In ten minutes you can
3 III |    Go to my wife; she will help you better than I can. I
4 III |  Madame. He said you could help me better than he—but—I
5 VI  |     Duroy asked: “Does she help him very much?”~“She does
6 VIII|  of you; it is to come and help me—not to leave me alone
7 VIII|  have forgotten it; I will help you. Repeat with me: ‘Confiteor
8 XII |  pity on me. If you do not help me, I am lost!”~He gazed
9 XIV |    you.”~Georges could not help muttering: “I suspected