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1     I| well-crammed pocket-book, and repeated once more -~ ~"For a hundred
2    II|     time that bon-mot will be repeated in every salon of the town.
3    IV|    the door, the knocking was repeated twice, much louder each
4    IV|       looks of encouragement, repeated, this time in a bold, determined
5     V|     she was the object. These repeated entreaties drove the worthy
6    VI|     clapping of hands, thrice repeated, was the signal for the
7   VII|      the table. Thrice it was repeated, to recall any guest who
8    IX|     The day after to-morrow," repeated Fanny.~ ~Here Boltay popped
9   XII|   that a good thing cannot be repeated too often. Squire John himself