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 1 1|     Anything you like to give, monsieur; I will pray to God for
 2 1|      carelessly: ~"Look round, monsieur! We have nothing very remarkable
 3 1|       by a silver chain. ~"Ah, monsieur keeps the key of it," said
 4 1|  answers that she is expecting monsieur." ~All the wonders which
 5 1|      portrait of Jesus Christ, monsieur?" the old man asked politely.
 6 2|            Be very economical, Monsieur Raphael!' ~"The good fellow
 7 2|        of the simple title of 'monsieur' which sits but ill on a
 8 2|     used to be. Besides these, Monsieur de Valentin, you must know
 9 2|      will try to wipe you dry. Monsieur Raphael,' she went on, after
10 2|      of your bed without ' ~" 'Monsieur ' she said, blushing; but
11 2|      gesture. ~" 'Madame ' ~" 'Monsieur?' ~" 'I shall never see
12 2|      of you." (Dead silence.) "Monsieur," he went on, turning to
13 2| believe so." ~"Very well then, monsieur; you are the sole heir of
14 3|       a splendid mansion. ~"Is Monsieur Raphael in?" the worthy
15 3| carriage is always waiting for monsieur. Please to go away. If I