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1      I,     III|         M. Cambray, let us talk sensibly. You are a banker -
2    III,      II| some one with whom I could talk - some one who would be
3     IV,     III|   as you say, but will not talk about what he is doing for
4     VI,       I|     Herr Count, if I could talk like that; but I can't."~ ~"
5     VI,      VI|    to hear my poor old man talk about the beautiful lady
6   VIII,      II|   destroyed her."~ ~"Don't talk so, Katharina," again expostulated
7      X,     III|  and said gently:~ ~"Don't talk any more now, dearest; you