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 1        2|         told me her name—Madame Tricon.”~“The Tricon,” cried Nana. “
 2        2|       name—Madame Tricon.”~“The Tricon,” cried Nana. “Dear me!
 3        2|      she might have stayed. The Tricon did not even sit down. Only
 4        2|       settled.”~Straightway the Tricon talked of the state of the
 5        5|        cried out:~“My! It’s the Tricon!”~It was indeed the Tricon,
 6        5|      Tricon!”~It was indeed the Tricon, wearing the same old curls
 7        5| portress for having allowed the Tricon to come in. That woman!
 8        5|         to know? she asked. The Tricon did business with all the
 9        5|         was muttering oaths the Tricon stood quietly by, scrutinizing
10        8|        own home. Then, too, the Tricon was to blame. She had come
11        8|       proposals made her by the Tricon, who happened just then
12        8|      needed money, and when the Tricon did not want her, which
13       11|        she had just noticed the Tricon amid the thick of the carriages.
14       11|     could not see anything, the Tricon had quietly mounted the
15       11|      hundred louis for her. The Tricon, as she sat alone next her
16       11|       the summit of her cab the Tricon, who had not moved till
17       11|         wench’s luck, while the Tricon, who had made the sign of
18       13|       order to run round to the Tricon’s. In hours of great embarrassment
19       13|        to betake herself to the Tricon’s with the ease born of
20       13|        back.~Zoe was taking the Tricon’s establishment. It was