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 1 Note1         |         NOTE.~ ~This, the latest story from the pen of Hungary'
 2     I,      VI|          s permission first. The story you want me to tell is but
 3     I,      VI|              Well, first hear my story. However, I have told you
 4     I,      VI|     beings as the heroes of this story, or two other persons able
 5     I         |                      MR DUMANY'S STORY.~ ~
 6     I,     VII|       had better go. This is the story of how I became to be called "
 7     I,     VII|         a single day.~ ~Yet this story I have told you cannot give
 8     I,     VII|   Anybody who heard or read this story would suppose me to have
 9     I,    VIII|             Well, to make a long story short, let me tell you that
10     I,      XI|         you ask.~ ~"Has not this story been terribly dull and tedious
11     I,      XI| benevolence!"~ ~"Do you know the story of St. Anthony? How he was
12    II,     III|         my family. There was the story of a walled-up wife and
13    II,     III|      simile."~ ~"Do you know the story of Turandot?"~ ~"No. Novels
14    II,     III|     leave, ladies, to tell you a story - the history of a very
15    II,      IV|        soon as I promised them a story, the two young girls sat
16    II,      IV|          I related the following story: -~ ~"My friend is a descendant
17    II,      IV|       During the recital of this story, Cenni's rosy countenance
18    II,    VIII|      when you told us the tragic story of your friend and the moral,
19    II,    VIII|        to remember your friend's story well enough! When you told
20    II,      IX|       that with this marriage my story is at an end, you are mistaken;
21    II,      IX|    hardly begun. It is a strange story, and not pleasant to dwell
22    II,       X|       when I related to them the story of my friend, and how I
23    II,    XVII|        had told Cenni and me the story of your friend, you spoke
24    II,    XVII|       Dumany, as he finished his story, "but I am curious to know