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1 IV  | never had a sou. When he saw certain of his associates with their
2 VI  |      with the admission of a certain M. Linet to the Academy.
3 VI  |   all? Death! Death alone is certain.”~He stopped, took Duroy
4 VII | seemed to him, have softened certain terms. He was excited all
5 VII |       But the consciences of certain~journalists are on a par
6 XI  |  come.”~He was not, however, certain and was rendered uneasy
7 XIII|   old owl want with me? I am certain she has nothing to tell
8 XV  |     was invited to come on a certain evening to see it.~Du Roy
9 XV  |     whom they teased about a certain Count, turned upon her heel