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 1     I,       I|   lantern in hand.~ ~"I beg your pardon, sir," he said, "but there
 2     I,      IV|       said. "But I must beg your pardon in advance for my wife.
 3     I,       V|      ruby-coloured lips.~ ~"Pray pardon me for troubling you to
 4     I,      VI|          at home."~ ~"I beg your pardon. Then I know your quality.
 5     I,     VII|     added my chief drummer. "Beg pardon," said one of the subalterns, "
 6     I,      XI|        Oh, of course; I beg your pardon! Only I should like to know
 7     I,     XII|          or forger may procure a pardon, and rehabilitate himself
 8    II,      IV|          groom: -~ ~"'I beg your pardon for leaving you to your
 9    II,      IV| jackanapes or rascal or another. Pardon!"~ ~"Never mind! I shan'
10    II,    XIII|   shouted: "Rendez-vous: demande pardon!"~ ~"At last!" I thought, "
11    II,     XVI|        her husband. I begged her pardon for disturbing her, but
12    II,     XVI|         and looked at me. "I beg pardon, sir, but - perhaps you
13    II,    XVII|       Paradise."~ ~ ~"I beg your pardon," said I to Mr. Dumany,