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 1 1 |     found in Paris, and I might call upon them to confirm me
 2 5 |        new part." ~"What do you call the new part?" ~"The new
 3 5 |        return, and asking me to call on him, as he was so worn
 4 6 |      ten o'clock, that I should call for him an hour before,
 5 7 |   occult sciences, and he would call what I experienced "the
 6 8 |         can very well pay her a call." ~"But Armand doesn't know
 7 10|         you." ~"And what do you call that?" ~"Devotion." ~"And
 8 12|      you will stay there till I call. Do you understand?" ~"Yes." ~
 9 13|         kept woman the right to call herself your creditor, no
10 14|         doors and not daring to call on Marguerite, I made one
11 14|    clock, and I went at once to call upon Prudence, who asked
12 15|       esteem. We have women who call themselves our friends,
13 16|         in the country. I would call for her, and we would dine
14 21|         is not enough; you must call on your father again, and
15 21|      father again, and you must call to-morrow." ~"Why to-morrow
16 21|         letter for me: ~"If you call again to-day, wait for me
17 22|         that I had the right to call on Mlle. Gautier at five
18 23|        to time I heard some one call to me and point to a hare
19 23|      countenance, and I went to call on Prudence. The maid announced
20 25| presence of a father who should call on you to render an account
21 26|       good friends, M. H., will call on you; will you kindly
22 26|       told her to let what they call justice have its way. The