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 1 1|        for me Let me see now," he added, clutching the talisman
 2 1|     digestion, and only look," he added, with a mock-heroic gesture, "
 3 2|         income for this year,' he added, fingering a pile of gold,
 4 2|        poor house Good-night,' he added. ~"From that day my father
 5 2|        captivating, isn't it?' he added, smiling as he sat down.
 6 2| detestable. And you are right,' I added, feeling my heart swell
 7 2|           face. Night and silence added to the charms of this industrious
 8 2|         mother has paid him,' she added, and flitted away like a
 9 2|          friendships as well,' he added. 'Perhaps my enemies are
10 2|          Hebrews; its strangeness added an indescribable coquettish
11 2|          owing to her mother, and added to it sufficient to pay
12 2|           of the two friends were added to the music with which
13 2|         movement. "Gentlemen," he added, addressing the company,
14 3|          fault. Leave me now," he added. "Tomorrow or the next day,
15 3|          come to be so bold!" she added, blushing. ~"Bold, my Pauline?
16 3|            Be with me always," he added, pressing her solemnly to
17 3|           Then a moment later she added: "Our search for your manuscripts
18 3|         hand? - Cold as ice," she added. ~"Mad girl!" exclaimed
19 3|          I don't think it is," he added. "You see, my dear sir,
20 3|         go to see Planchette," he added, "the celebrated professor
21 3|          You may try, though," he added, half banteringly, half
22 3|     attractions of childhood were added to the enchantments of love. ~
23 3|      Darling, you are young," she added with a shudder, "and you
24 3|         Pauline de Wistchnau!" he added to Jonathan, as the doctor