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 1 1 |   an apartment to be let on terms suited to the scantiness
 2 4 |    that you are not on good terms with Madame de Bois-Tracy,
 3 6 |     with them on more equal terms, and went and took his place
 4 20|     announced to him in the terms directed that a messenger
 5 23|  and was expressed in these terms: ~"There are many thanks
 6 27| innkeeper must keep on good terms with the authorities." ~"
 7 44| deign to unfold it to me in terms clear and precise, that
 8 44|     weighing beforehand the terms in which he was about to
 9 44|     employed in seeking the terms in which he should write
10 48|  him, then, nearly in these terms." ~"Let us see," said Athos,
11 60|   order, conceived in these terms: ~At the Louvre, August
12 61|  conceived in the following terms: ~"To his Eminence Monseigneur