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 1       I|    and whose name was Gabriel Zimandy, accepted the invitation
 2      II|      this!" exclaimed Gabriel Zimandy, when he had lighted his
 3     III|    the window. "Where can Mr. Zimandy be all this time?" she murmured,
 4      IV|     she referred; but Gabriel Zimandy was bent on making her meaning
 5      IV|    real names and titles. Mr. Zimandy shall be the impresario,
 6       V|       his passengers, Gabriel Zimandy drew out his memorandum-book
 7       V|    fellow travellers. Gabriel Zimandy said they should be sure
 8       V|    made her lament to Gabriel Zimandy over her poor success in
 9       V| escort the ladies and Gabriel Zimandy to the Sistine Chapel. Upon
10       V|     was Saturday, and Gabriel Zimandy declared himself surfeited
11       V|    Hallelujah!" cried Gabriel Zimandy also, rejoicing that the
12      VI| Castle of St. Angelo. Gabriel Zimandy sprang out of bed and dressed
13      VI|     Against this plan Gabriel Zimandy could raise no objections.
14      VI|      grand," admitted Gabriel Zimandy, as his friend piloted him
15     VII|    But look here," interposed Zimandy, with a troubled look, "
16     VII|      of affairs drove Gabriel Zimandy's[63] Latin speech completely
17     VII|  friends had retired, Gabriel Zimandy could not have given any
18     VII|      tell how the Pope, while Zimandy was stammering some sort
19    VIII|      of sketching it, Gabriel Zimandy declared that he could not
20    VIII|     had he gone, when Gabriel Zimandy presented himself to learn
21      IX|    chambers and passages, and Zimandy proposed to join them.~ ~
22      XI|       THE DECISION.~ ~Gabriel Zimandy came to the princess one
23      XI|       and began to laugh. But Zimandy maintained his solemnity
24      XI|     to be credited to Gabriel Zimandy's generalship; for his client
25      XI|     her engagement to Gabriel Zimandy. They intended to be married