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 1 1|          joyous, a marble statue spoke to him from a twisted column
 2 1|       man of science?" ~While he spoke, the jealous merchant watched
 3 1|        we regretted you!" ~As he spoke, the friends were crossing
 4 1|   everybody else's head." ~As he spoke, he jestingly pointed to
 5 1|        little snake's heard, and spoke in dulcet tones; a few shrewd
 6 1|      heated. Every one ate as he spoke, spoke while he ate, and
 7 1|       Every one ate as he spoke, spoke while he ate, and drank
 8 1|        tones of the servant, who spoke on his master's behalf,
 9 2|         kept his hat on while he spoke. Jonathan, an old servant
10 2|          of four hundred francs, spoke to me as I was leaving the
11 2|      would know it at once if he spoke the truth. Between ourselves,
12 2| ambassador began to smile when I spoke of her; he does not receive
13 2|          abusing my privilege, I spoke when it fell to me to speak,
14 2|        in each new phase Foedora spoke. Every slight variation
15 2|     inexplicable expression, and spoke. Her manner was almost solemn. ~" '
16 2|   frankly spoken my mind.' ~"She spoke with the cool self-possession
17 2|        for your harshness.' As I spoke I felt that I could kill
18 2|      melancholy tones in which I spoke enlightened the two women,
19 2|          her head footman.' ~"He spoke to the deaf. I broke in
20 2|         for very long. At last I spoke, feeling that the last hours
21 3|       out of the room within and spoke to him. ~"You are M. Raphael
22 3|         she said, blushing. ~She spoke to the servant. "Joseph,
23 3|        replied Planchette. ~Each spoke in character. The universe
24 3|         of skin to Raphael as he spoke, "the shriveling faculty
25 3|        there greeted him, nobody spoke to him, no one sent so much
26 3|         an apostolic nature, and spoke of Christian charity and
27 3|       designated the room as she spoke; the smoke-blackened walls,
28 3|          and chatted; everything spoke in one voice, and there