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 1 1 |    these things, for I alone am able to give the final details,
 2 3 |         the sale in order to be able to see, close at hand, women
 3 4 |         cent which she had been able to make. ~All these circumstances,
 4 4 |       which I can render you is able to lessen your trouble a
 5 4 |       it back. I am happy to be able to hand it over to you." ~"
 6 4 |      the moment when I shall be able to write no longer. If the
 7 6 |      her grave, I have not been able to sleep. I can not realize
 8 6 |         not answer. He was just able to let himself be led along.
 9 8 |     violently that I was hardly able to think. ~We heard the
10 11|       It is sickening not to be able to return at night without
11 12|        know that I shouldn't be able to sleep there." ~"Well,
12 14|         me a sincere affection, able to give her rest from the
13 14| fortunate," she said, "in being able to get away from Paris in
14 16|          thanks to which he was able to find the security which
15 16|          I lost only what I was able to pay, and gained only
16 16|         what I should have been able to lose. ~For the rest,
17 18|        have enough for us to be able to travel splendidly for
18 18|    found her sad, without being able to get any explanation of
19 19|       should not like you to be able, in a moment when you were
20 19|     year, on which we should be able to live. I will sell the
21 20|       and you will no longer be able to leave the path you have
22 23|       good as she was, would be able to make me forget my mistress. ~
23 24|       absorbed by the game, and able to pay her some attention.
24 26|       pastime, and who are thus able to remain friends with women,
25 26|     return, that I might not be able to give them to you with