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 1 II    |     Martha opened the study door, saying:~“Dinner is ready!”~I am
 2 V     |         even that excellent woman saying:~“Will not monsieur take
 3 V     |              What is that you are saying?” he shouted with indescribable
 4 VII   |          always music to my ears, saying, “My dear Axel?”~I came
 5 XII   |       horse! good horse!” he kept saying. “You will see, Axel, that
 6 XII   |       said the guide.~“What is he saying?”~“He says tide,” said my
 7 XV    |       hunter, who shook his head, saying:~“Ofvanför.”~“It seems we
 8 XVIII |        the journey commences.”~So saying, my uncle took in one hand
 9 XIX   | exclamation.~“What’s that you are saying?” he asked.~“See,” I said,
10 XXVIII|           lips close to the wall, saying:~“My uncle!”~. . . .~“My
11 XXXIV |   stretches his arm to the south, saying:~“Dere nere!”~“Down there?”
12 XLII  |         Eruptive granite,” he was saying. “We are still in the primitive
13 XLIII |           and what was the use of saying facetious things at a time