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 1 4 |        any distraction, if, in short, you have need of me, no
 2 5 |       as they do in winter; in short, it was warm enough for
 3 9 |    freely at this supper. In a short while mirth had reached
 4 10|  continued, laughing; "however short a time I have to live, I
 5 11|     mistresses you had had; in short, everything that one could
 6 12|     himself up to it, when, in short, he loves as he is loved,
 7 14|       it had received, however short that happiness had been. ~
 8 18|    woman, you know how it cuts short the days, and with what
 9 18|       remembrance; nothing, in short, which can distract it from
10 18|       once what I know now! In short, say nothing to Marguerite,
11 19|      had been travelling for a short time, and begged him to
12 20|       I have no debts; and, in short, I am not in a position
13 21|       nights. ~Her rest was of short duration, for toward eleven
14 23| occasions. To cut a long story short he gave her twenty thousand
15 24|     her to take to her bed. In short, without making any reproach,
16 25|       giving any guarantee. In short, I loved you, Armand. ~The
17 26|      to him. ~He stayed a very short time in the room, and when
18 26|        dying woman, repeated a short prayer, and Marguerite was