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 1 2 |   undertaken, and she did not wish to go on accepting benefits
 2 5 |  after it?" ~"Yes, sir; and I wish all relations took as much
 3 7 |      now." ~"Since you really wish it, I will listen." ~This
 4 7 |     had introduced me did not wish to let me remain in so ridiculous
 5 8 |     to Marguerite again was a wish to make her see that I was
 6 10|      her in a moved voice. "I wish I were a friend, a relation
 7 10|   will do everything that you wish!" ~"But I forewarn you I
 8 10|        I will be all that you wish." ~"We shall see." ~"When
 9 13|       they have the vanity to wish to pay for everything they
10 13| agreed?" ~"I agree to all you wish, as you know." ~"Then, in
11 14| betrayed. ~However, I did not wish to go away without letting
12 15| during the day, and I did not wish to let you think that I
13 15|  could not let you, I did not wish to let you go away blaming
14 17|   company, by whom he did not wish to be seen. This came about
15 19|   taking me on mine; you, who wish me to keep the luxury in
16 19|        I will do whatever you wish." ~It was agreed that we
17 20|      calumniate, and whom you wish me to abandon, is sacrificing
18 22|      the bargain. She did not wish to tell me beforehand, for
19 22|      should be, and would not wish to leave me in that condition.
20 23|     afraid that you would not wish to see her." ~"But why?"
21 26|       constant fright. ~How I wish you were here! She is almost
22 26|      Poor, dear Marguerite, I wish I were a holy woman that