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 1  2,4| exclaimed: "It is an outrageous insult - your journalists are most
 2  2,5|        baron, "be silent! Don't insult an unfortunate woman who
 3  5,6|        in his face, as a deadly insult. Surely this was enough
 4  6,5|      Chupin, and receive a foul insult from M. Wilkie. The latter'
 5  7,4|      and everything except this insult from her son. Still, she
 6  7,7|      and yours. If she refuses, insult and beat her! 'You know,
 7  9,1|      who teaches his drivers to insult his customers? That is an
 8 12,2| Vantrasson should have dared to insult Marguerite made Pascal frantic
 9 18,2|      continued: "A man does not insult a woman, mademoiselle, when,
10 20,2|       hypocrites! that you are, insult me if you like, but tell