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 1 1|       prattle and shopman's empty talk seemed like the petty vexations
 2 1|           of a newspaper, and the talk of the joyous gossips at
 3 1|         by Aquilina, and began to talk with her. In the eyes of
 4 1|            Emile broke in. "Don't talk about something you have
 5 2|     celebrities, all the folk who talk gold like Chrysostom. When
 6 2|        love in our poetry and our talk; but I know that I have
 7 2|         him yourself, to hear you talk,' was Madame Gaudin's comment. ~" '
 8 2|      basis of credit. To hear him talk, the future was the largest
 9 2| surrounded by luxury. He began to talk to me of his heavy losses
10 2|           trivial and indifferent talk I grieved for her. ~"Justine
11 2|         about an hour in familiar talk. While I adopted the attitude
12 3|    swelled the confusion. Excited talk began in every box, every
13 3|        said Planchette. "They all talk to us pretty much as the
14 3|           Till to-morrow, sir." ~"Talk of mechanics!" cried Raphael; "
15 3|       must be very careful not to talk about this affair at the
16 3|             said he, after a long talk with Raphael, "I can dispel
17 3|        Raphael, and they began to talk. The dogs quieted down;
18 3|    dreaded most, their unfettered talk or their silence; their