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1     II,       I|      you want him just say: 'Audiat!' He is one of those persons
2     II,       I|        This anecdote caused "Audiat" to draw back his head and
3     II,      II| toward the speaker.~ ~"What? Audiat? How dares he say such a
4     II,      II|      show her lovely face to Audiat!"~ ~"No; she did not open
5     II,      II|    vice-palatine jealous.~ ~"Audiat," he said, in a reproving
6     II,     III|     Where, I wonder, is that Audiat gadding?"~ ~At this moment
7     II,     III|  door.~ ~"Fetch our luggage, Audiat; we are going to leave this
8     II,     III|  inquiring his name; nor did Audiat venture to propound a like