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 1       I|       first in German, then in French.~ ~With the calm indifference
 2       V|     simple enough. This is the French embassy, and Monsieur Rossi
 3       V| suggest, too, that you pay the French ambassador, to whose house
 4       V|      powerful influence of the French minister. And Manasseh,
 5      VI|      other, reassuringly. "The French minister's wife has kindly
 6      VI|        making friends with the French embassy, and as long as
 7      VI|     Manasseh returned with the French ladies he sought the lawyer. "
 8      VI|    where sat the ladies of the French embassy. A hundred hands
 9     XXV|       fall some day before the French and Italians?"~ ~"He is
10    XXVI|        them return. Austrians, French, and Italians, all seemed
11    XXVI|   retaken, and a detachment of French troops was advancing to