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1 V  |    frolic?”~He replied at once: “Impossible to dine,” then he added: “
2 VI |        are pedants to whom it is impossible to speak of anything that
3 VII|        such a manner that it was impossible to hesitate. Why had he
4 IX |           She was delighted. “I? Impossible.”~He seated himself beside
5 XI | daughters, would say—no—no—it is impossible.”~He continued: “I cannot
6 XI |          made answer: “No, it is impossible. Be silent!”~He spoke very
7 XIV|         replied: “No, sir, it is impossible.”~Du Roy said: “See here—
8 XV |        to see me, Georges. It is impossible for me to live without you.