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 1   8|          protected by the law of man or of Nature are at the
 2   8|         Heaven and the reason of man.~ ~
 3  21|     inside the building issued a man's voice, talking to the
 4  25|                              The man reappeared with his lantern,
 5  33|            He's an extraordinary man -- Loiseau." He was undersized
 6  35|        Monsieur Carre-Lamadon, a man of considerable importance,
 7  42|                                A man and woman, sitting opposite
 8  43|                              The man -- a well-known character --
 9  47|        Monsieur Carre-Lamadon, a man of wide experience in the
10  82|         Oh, if only I had been a man! I looked at them from my
11  84|        was you who betrayed that man. It would be impossible
12  93|     German officer, a tall young man, fair and slender, tightly
13 124|        the end of the table. The man, wheezing like a broken-down
14 128|     decorations are given to the man who kills the most. No,
15 136|          in a low voice. The big man chuckled, coughed, sputtered;
16 142|                      No, my good man, there are times when one
17 148|          the presbytery. The old man answered:~ ~
18 170| listening to them, smiled like a man who holds the keys of destiny
19 229|       why should she refuse this man more than another?" Dainty
20 273|       why are you so silent, old man?"~ ~
21 318|          his arms, smiled like a man who had just thought of