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 1     I,      II|            Save the child!" she answered; and I caught the little
 2     I,     III|         a little meditation, he answered -~ ~"My father is called
 3     I,      IV|         which must remain to be answered later on. At present it
 4     I,      IV|      morning."~ ~"Certainly," I answered; "pray do as you wish."~ ~
 5     I,       V| informed that you are here," he answered; and then, turning to his
 6     I,    XIII|      able to keep my composure, answered in Slav, "Dobri nocz, mladi
 7    II,       I|   returned home?"~ ~"He has," I answered.~ ~"He did not come alone?
 8    II,       I|      with him, did he not?"~ ~I answered in the affirmative.~ ~"Are
 9    II,       I|       not repress a smile, as I answered, "I shall duly obey. I had
10    II,       I|        Are you a nobleman?"~ ~I answered by an anecdote.~ ~"A German
11    II,      II|        Diodora.~ ~"Quien sabe?" answered Siegfried. "I have seen
12    II,      II|       is simply impossible. She answered me with Spinoza. I again
13    II,     VII|        Fräulein," to which they answered in classic Slavonian, "Gyekujem
14    II,     VII|      make use of my skill?" she answered, "Don't call me 'ladyship'!
15    II,      IX|         peaceful sleep, and she answered, with rapture -~ ~"I slept
16    II,      IX|       looked at Flamma, and she answered with an encouraging nod;
17    II,     XII|      battle-field before, and I answered, a little ashamed, that
18    II,    XIII|            I am a Hungarian," I answered.~ ~"Kornel, and no doubt
19    II,     XIV|    looking for at this house? I answered "Myself," but found it difficult
20    II,     XIV|        have been discharged," I answered.~ ~"You? How could that
21    II,      XV|   police."~ ~"Exactly. You have answered that letter, also in cipher,
22    II,     XVI|        thousand francs, and she answered that she had only spent