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 1 2 |    and most whimsical manner. He was not a debauche nor depraved,
 2 2 |      fellow, still young, for he was scarcely forty. A man
 3 2 |   without true understanding, he drew from his observations,
 4 2 |   adventures, from everything he saw, met with and found,
 5 3 |                               He was the after dinner speaker
 6 3 |       which they counted, and he talked without having to
 7 4 |                            As he sat smoking, his elbows
 8 4 | blended with steaming coffee, he seemed to be perfectly at
 9 4 |      to be perfectly at home. He said between two whiffs:~
10 23|                               He had died some months before.
11 68|        about fifty years old. He was supporting her as I