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 1 7 |     revolver on the table, the doctor gave consultation to an
 2 11|       up and down his legs the doctor exclaimed: "Hold your peace.
 3 26|                      While the doctor slapped, half stupefied,
 4 27|     forestalled," murmured the doctor; "it will be necessary now
 5 34|       discussed the matter the doctor quickly formed his plan
 6 40|      not the proper time." The doctor, under his breath, muttered: "
 7 41|   space, chattering around the doctor like a flock of birds. He
 8 45|       M. de Varnetot replied: "Doctor Massarel, I am mayor of
 9 49|                       Then the doctor hesitated. What should he
10 53|                            The doctor made no reply but went away
11 55|        Toward nine o'clock the doctor returned quietly and alone
12 56|        to look on. Finally the doctor, realizing that his reputation
13 59|                            The doctor demanded with stirring voice: "
14 65|        a leg to stand on." The doctor grew a little pale. If they
15 66|       especially, tortured the doctor. If he should make an assault,
16 68|    lieutenant hurried off. The doctor was going to make a political
17 70| appeared on the threshold. The doctor recoiled instinctively.
18 72| closely by his escort Then the doctor, slightly dismayed, returned
19 73|    emotion was manifested. The doctor tried again. "The people
20 79|     Napoleon on the chair, the doctor i front of him about three
21 80|         Then, exasperated, the doctor overturned the chair with