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 1  1,3|         yes," said De Witt, "you mean to speak of the people down
 2  3,1|          as Monseigneur; "do you mean to say that he is an honest
 3 10,2|     service, sir." ~"What do you mean, my pretty child?" said
 4 10,2|      child?" said Cornelius. ~"I mean to say, sir, that the judge
 5 10,2|         Fly, then; that's what I mean." ~"What do you say?" ~"
 6 11,2|          thing - you know what I mean - to take place?" ~"Why,
 7 11,2|          do for you, - for you I mean?" ~"A man who has only one
 8 17,2|         him, "you must be a very mean and spiteful fellow to rob
 9 19,1|    high-spirited creature, of no mean perception and a noble heart,
10 19,2|         said Jacob. "What do you mean?" ~"He doesn't drink, he
11 20,2|        Rosa, he said, - ~"Do you mean to say that the bulb has
12 20,2| carnation." ~"What does all this mean?" asked Rosa. ~"You have
13 21,1|       Cornelius; "what does that mean? Well, let us wait until
14 26,1|       Van Systens. ~"What do you mean?" ~"I ask you what can be
15 27,1|     Master Jacob." ~"What do you mean?" ~"I mean to say that at
16 27,1|           What do you mean?" ~"I mean to say that at Loewestein
17 28,1|      takes away all my spirit, I mean Rosa's absence? But suppose
18 32,1|  incompletely." ~"What is it you mean to say?" ~"I mean to say."
19 32,1|         it you mean to say?" ~"I mean to say." replied Cornelius,