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1      I,     III| circumstances give one a clue," retorted De Fervlans. "Why, for instance,
2     II,       I|      always tell what is true," retorted the "county clock." "They
3     II,      II|      the window on my account," retorted the young man, "but for
4    III,      IV|      you here."~ ~"Beg pardon," retorted the offended doctor. "I
5     IV,     III|         am ugly or pretty?" she retorted. Then, as if to soften the
6      V,      II|       use it?"~ ~"That may be," retorted the lady. "But Barthelmy,
7      V,      II|         an equally excited tone retorted Count Vavel; and for a brief
8     VI,       V|        so easy as you imagine," retorted Katharina. "There will be
9     IX,     III|      only traitors are hanged," retorted Satan Laczi, in a loud voice,