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 1  1,1| indifference that Madame Ferailleur repeated, "M. de Chalusse?" ~"Yes,
 2  1,2|             You are sure of it!" he repeated; "and you can tell me this
 3  2,2|           all!" ~"Yes, that's all," repeated the baroness, like an echo. ~"
 4  2,5|             years afterward. I have repeated it a thousand times since." ~
 5  5,2|           She sobbed violently, and repeated again and again in a faltering
 6  5,4|             in compliance with your repeated appeals, I have remitted
 7  6,2|        reason was shaken by so many repeated blows, and her son, her
 8  7,2|           wished to say to you," he repeated, "I wished to say to you - - "
 9  7,3|  half-stifled voice: ~"MADAME!" she repeated. "Will you not call me mother?" ~"
10  7,3|      embrace. "My son! my son!" she repeated; "to have you with me again,
11  8,2|           words "a pair of sheets," repeated again and again, furnished
12  8,4|       astonishment. "Yourself!" she repeated four or five times, as if
13 10,1|         really awake. "Tuesday," he repeated, "the day after to-morrow -
14 13,2|            title. ~"About what!" he repeated. "You have won more than
15 14,1|         brute shall pay for it," he repeated, again and again, grinding
16 15,4|           is the irony of fate,' he repeated again and again. 'With this
17 18,3|         scarcely audible voice, she repeated: "We are friends?" ~Convinced
18 19,4|      motionless: "Look, mother," he repeated, "look!" ~And he pointed
19 19,5|              absolutely necessary," repeated Pascal, "as you will see.
20 20,1|        declared, and the Figaro had repeated, that he had a great surprise