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 1     I|         who knows how to prendre son air in whatever company
 2     I|        christened me, his eldest son, Béla, and made me learn
 3   III|      tobacco.~ ~"Halloa! Mike my son!" said he with infinite
 4    VI|         because Boltay's adopted son wanted to marry Fanny. As
 5   VII|      Come, come, my heart's best son, what do you mean by talking
 6   VII|      postpone the baptism of his son even for the sake of all
 7   VII|       gentleman could have had a son who is up and about two
 8   VII|         come too, eh, Martin, my son? You're just in time, I
 9  VIII|          it? Look now! I have no son, and you are just the son
10  VIII|        son, and you are just the son I should like to have had."~ ~
11   XIX|  Kárpáthy had become a mother. A son was born to her.~ ~Early
12   XIX|        Your wife has borne you a son!"~ ~Who can describe the
13   XIX|        gratified: his wife had a son! A son who would be his
14   XIX| gratified: his wife had a son! A son who would be his heir and
15   XXI|          Madaras, from father to son, whose corresponding obligation
16   XXI|          remains here. I mean my son."~ ~At these words the first
17   XXI|       presence of God. I want my son to be better than I was.
18   XXI|       his youth. I would have my son a happy man. But what is
19   XXI|     Kárpáthy, "that if I left my son in the guardianship of his
20   XXI|         the legal guardian of my son is Count Rudolf Szentirmay."~ ~
21   XXI|          And now let us go to my son."~ ~"To my son!" What feeling,
22   XXI|          go to my son."~ ~"To my son!" What feeling, what pathos
23   XXI|          that one phrase: "To my son!"~ ~All who were present
24  XXII|        that the heir, the eldest son, should accompany his father'