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 1        1|     Simonne or Clarisse, for instance—wouldn’t go the way he wanted
 2        3|    is exceedingly witty. For instance, one evening he said a charmingly
 3        6|   was a Strasbourg pate, for instance, and a bag of sweet–meats
 4        7|  different scents, such, for instance, as the strong savor of
 5        7|    especially in the present instance where the man was a cuckold.
 6        7|  Fondettes. One evening, for instance, he had surprised Sabine
 7        8|    exist. Just as Satin, for instance, was paying for her bunch
 8        8|  more violent cases, as, for instance, that of a pastry cook who
 9       10|    every wish respected. For instance, she was to receive her
10       11|    day before yesterday, for instance, he had a regular fit of
11       11|      persuaded; Steiner, for instance, ventured three louis, for
12       11| visit on the racecourse, for instance, where everybody would see
13       11|     they issued in the first instance from the enclosure, and
14       13|       I’ll give you a single instance: they all wanted to marry
15       13| today. There’s Daguenet, for instance; I married that chap off!
16       14|      embroidered stuffs, for instance, valuable knickknacks, a