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 1 102|    and clearing his throat. Follenvie was his patronymic.~ ~
 2 124|         Monsieur and Madame Follenvie dined at the end of the
 3 126|    hold your tongue, Madame Follenvie."~ ~
 4 146| pressure of steam. Monsieur Follenvie had gone to sleep.~ ~
 5 167|     They asked for Monsieur Follenvie, but the servant replied
 6 168| lodged in the inn. Monsieur Follenvie alone was authorized to
 7 171|  clock struck ten, Monsieur Follenvie appeared. He was immediately
 8 172|   just like this: 'Monsieur Follenvie, you will forbid them to
 9 189|     to dinner when Monsieur Follenvie appeared, and in his grating
10 197|   ecarte, in which Monsieur Follenvie was invited to join, the
11 221|                    Monsieur Follenvie was intrusted with this
12 242|   soup was served, Monsieur Follenvie reappeared, repeating his
13 262|   in vain. At last Monsieur Follenvie entered, announcing that