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1 VI |     thought of the manager’s daughters as one thinks of a distant
2 XI |      Mme. Walter and her two daughters seated like sentinels beside
3 XI |    She accepted, saying: “My daughters and I shall be very grateful.”~
4 XI |    husbands like you for her daughters. Fortunately she is not
5 XI | theater. Mme. Walter and her daughters reached their seats in the
6 XI |      of what my servants, my daughters, would say—no—no—it is impossible.”~
7 XI |     receive you. Think of my daughters!”~“Then tell me where I
8 XII|    despicable—I—who have two daughters—but I cannot— cannot—I never
9 XV |  preceded them, with his two daughters and Madeleine, awaited Du