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 1 1|          best uncles. (Sensation.) Get him to eat a pate de foie
 2 1|            Oh, if you are going to get her on to the story of those
 3 1|           Rochelle, she will never get to the end of it. That's
 4 2|      theirs, and they are bound to get on. It is so strongly to
 5 2|    romantic productions that never get published are brought out
 6 2|            don't much notice how I get on, dear mother; but I shall
 7 2|         who has six toes! It would get about to a certainty, and
 8 2|            Goodness! he will never get off to sleep," exclaimed
 9 3|           say to him: ~" 'You must get up and dress, my Lord Marquis.' ~"
10 3|        regained composure. "Let us get up and go. Some flower here
11 3| arrangement by which a child could get a thousand trusses of hay
12 3|      thousands of jets, that would get into your legs like needles." ~"
13 3|      shudder, "and you could still get over it if unfortunately
14 3|          affected. You will easily get your friend round again,"
15 3|          mouth, ride it about, and get some fun out of it. ~Crotchety
16 3|           to think that they could get up this morning before eight
17 3|           the door, who ever could get inside? Oh, no, we aren'
18 3|           sure that he is going to get well! That fever just gnaws