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 1 2  |                           As Monsieur Morissot, watchmaker by
 2 2  |      with an acquaintance -- Monsieur Sauvage, a fishing chum.~
 3 4  |     he met in this very spot Monsieur Sauvage, a stout, jolly,
 4 11 | first chill touch of winter, Monsieur Sauvage would sometimes
 5 16 |                              Monsieur Sauvage, with a sigh, murmured:~
 6 23 |   able to fish again?" asked Monsieur Sauvage.~
 7 27 |         If you like," agreed Monsieur Sauvage.~
 8 30 |     effect of the alcohol on Monsieur Sauvage. He stopped suddenly,
 9 42 |                              Monsieur Sauvage, pointing to the
10 47 |     them some fish," replied Monsieur Sauvage, with that Parisian
11 49 |                      At last Monsieur Sauvage said boldly:~
12 56 |                              Monsieur Sauvage caught the first
13 56 |    caught the first gudgeon, Monsieur Morissot the second, and
14 63 |                              Monsieur Sauvage shrugged his shoulders.~
15 67 | worse than animals," replied Monsieur Sauvage.~
16 70 |    declared war," interposed Monsieur Sauvage.~
17 74 |      Such is life!" declared Monsieur Sauvage.~
18 97 |       Then the Prussian took Monsieur Sauvage aside in like manner,
19 98 |                              Monsieur Sauvage made no reply.~
20 103|                     Good-by, Monsieur Sauvage," he faltered.~
21 104|                     Good-by, Monsieur Morissot," replied Sauvage.~
22 109|                              Monsieur Sauvage fell forward instantaneously.