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 1 2 | accompanied her to Paris, where he continued to see her as he had done
 2 2 |          sleeping but not subdued, continued to give her those feverish
 3 4 |            out his hand to me, and continued: ~"People would think it
 4 6 |         has looked after it well?" continued Armand. Two big tears rolled
 5 8 |                Chapter 8 ~However (continued Armand after a pause), while
 6 8 |         Bagneres. ~"That, then," I continued, "is why she is alone here?" ~"
 7 8 |           dead. It isn't all fun," continued Prudence, "to live like
 8 9 |             remember. ~"Madame," I continued, "I am grateful to you for
 9 10|            a single word. ~"Come," continued Marguerite, "we are talking
10 10|               Well, it is agreed," continued Marguerite, when we were
11 10|          tell you why? It is," she continued, taking my hand and placing
12 10|           make yourself easy," she continued, laughing; "however short
13 11|           When I returned home (he continued, without needing to pause
14 11|            This dress worries me," continued Marguerite, unhooking her
15 13|               Then, besides that," continued Prudence; "admit that Marguerite
16 14|       good-bye to Marguerite?" she continued, as seriously as before. ~"
17 15|   something further. ~"Truly," she continued, "we poor creatures of chance
18 15|            in tolerating. ~"Then," continued Marguerite, "you were the
19 16|        Marguerite. As for her, she continued to love me as much, or even
20 17|              But that is not all," continued Marguerite. ~"What else
21 17|          It will be charming," she continued. "You have the key of the
22 17|          and that Marguerite and I continued to live together without
23 18|      papers. ~"Ah, you think," she continued, with the insistence of
24 18|            will give it to you," I continued, "but you must swear to
25 19|          did not answer. ~"And," I continued, "I learned what you had
26 19|           s arms. ~"I wanted," she continued, "to arrange everything
27 20|             But you must realize," continued my father, in a dryer tone, "
28 20|       answered nothing. ~"Armand," continued my father, "in the name
29 20|           my power. Believe me," I continued, seeing him make an impatient
30 22|          answered and the carriage continued its course. I watched it
31 22|           the country seemed to be continued here. I opened the door
32 23|       grudge. I met her to-day," I continued carelessly. ~"Where?" asked
33 23|         her feet. ~"For the rest," continued Prudence, "I never saw her
34 25|            took both my hands, and continued in an affectionate voice: ~"