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1 V   |   cabman asked: “Where shall I drive to?” Duroy replied: “Where
2 VIII|       carriages. It is fine to drive in the evening. How I loved
3 VIII| because we are going to take a drive.”~When Mme. Forestier was
4 VIII|       tired yourself with that drive.”~Forestier drew his breath
5 X   |       a host of cabs lined the drive, one behind another. When
6 XII |       matters not where; for a drive, for instance. You can lower
7 XII |       you tell the coachman to drive to?”~Georges replied: “Do
8 XVII|     him false, he was about to drive off, when a gentle voice
9 XVII|     cab and he bade the cabman drive on.~He asked: “Well, how