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 1 I   |      no heir I would not have forgotten him; he was a true friend.”~
 2 I   |      man himself had suddenly forgotten the intimacy he had but
 3 I   |   remote fact, a thing almost forgotten that she had heard long
 4 III |      so completely as to have forgotten their other son, their eldest.~
 5 III | rising once more, had already forgotten his son’s advice and was
 6 IV  |   Louise? You surely have not forgotten, you who remember everything.
 7 IV  |       hundred francs perhaps, forgotten by both, and never repaid.
 8 V   |  little by little, had almost forgotten it. Have not all women,
 9 VII |       He seemed to have quite forgotten Jean, and his mother in
10 VIII|     while they seemed to have forgotten Jean.~Then they discussed