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 1 I   |       How many did you pull out, doctor?”~His eldest son, Pierre,
 2 I   | different. When she spoke of the doctor’s ideas on politics, art,
 3 I   |     right course again. Then the doctor, humiliated and fuming,
 4 I   |       smother her deep sobs.~The doctor murmured:~“He was a good
 5 I   |          was he who went for the doctor. He had been breakfasting
 6 I   |    Pierre?”~“Pierre? But he is a doctor; he will make plenty of
 7 II  |        It was owing to the young doctor that this worthy had come
 8 II  |   shop-bell, and recognising the doctor, came forward to meet him,
 9 II  |      asked him: “What news, dear doctor?”~“None. Everything as usual,
10 II  |    beamed with satisfaction.~The doctor tasted, smacked his lips,
11 II  |      good: ‘Fine Ruby.’” But the doctor disputed the merit of this
12 II  |        it over he hoped that the doctor had half the inheritance.
13 II  |          not look well.”~And the doctor, out of all patience, went
14 III |                  CHAPTER III~The doctor awoke next morning firmly
15 III |    little time to myself. I am a doctor, you know.”~“Indeed! You
16 III |    unaccountable discomfort. The doctor replied:~“Because the bullet
17 III |      more to say to the cautious doctor: ‘You were right.’ When
18 III |     across the table to fill the doctor’s glass, which was empty;
19 IV  |     fresher breeze puffed in the doctor’s face and on his hands,
20 IV  |          you talking about?” the doctor asked.~“Of a delightful
21 IV  |   Groseillette.~“Well,” said the doctor, “how is the liqueur getting
22 IV  |          responsive feeling. The doctor had often smiled at his
23 V   |                CHAPTER V~But the doctor’s frame lay scarcely more
24 V   |        taper on his eyelids. The doctor retired on tip-toe to the
25 V   |         till nine, it struck the doctor that he must greet his mother
26 V   |         I found it at once.”~The doctor was the first to put forth
27 V   |       against the clock. And the doctor, who was striding to and
28 V   |      violently, betraying to her doctor son the anguish of her nerves.
29 VI  |         I have remarked it.”~The doctor replied: “The fact is I
30 VI  |         the good of your being a doctor if you cannot even see that
31 VI  |     under his very eyes and this doctor would never think there
32 VI  |         her room.~Roland and the doctor were left face to face.~“
33 VI  |        Pierre came last, and the doctor had to drag his father down,
34 VIII|         as ten thousand, and the doctor has a fixed salary of five
35 VIII|       was a long pause; then the doctor began again.~“Next month,
36 IX  |         he asked the name of the doctor on board the Picardie, which
37 IX  |        and keen emotion, and the doctor at once determined to go
38 IX  |          count on you, dear good doctor, I should have turned shoe-black
39 IX  | happiness. As they went past the doctor said to himself: “Blessed
40 IX  |          of the millionaire.~The doctor was on the point of turning
41 IX  |   murmured outside: “That is the doctor’s cabin.”~Then Pierre shut
42 IX  |        asked: “And you have your doctor’s shop here?”~The doctor
43 IX  |         doctor’s shop here?”~The doctor opened a cupboard and displayed