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1 I   | Forestier, taking his former comrade’s arm, told him of his malady,
2 I   |     two clerks greeted their comrade, and then entered a kind
3 III |     to present to you an old comrade of Charles, M. Georges Duroy,
4 VI  |     left him, he pressed his comrade’s hand and said:~“Well,
5 VIII|      relatives. You were his comrade; he helped you to your~position;
6 X   |      better. Tit for tat, my comrade. But if they begin again
7 XI  |      Tolerably; my wife is a comrade, an associate, nothing more;