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 1 4 |       to you very absurd," he added, "but pardon me, and believe
 2 4 |       poor girl. And now," he added, rubbing his eyes for the
 3 5 |       to find that grave," he added, turning to me. ~"Why?" ~"
 4 6 | taking the letters. "Yes," he added, after glancing at the addresses, "
 5 6 |      me. ~"It is all over," I added. "You must come, my friend;
 6 8 |     friend." ~"Go, then. Ah," added Prudence, as I was going, "
 7 10|     greatly agitated, for she added: ~"Are you unwell, too?" ~"
 8 10|          But I assure you," I added coldly, as if wishing to
 9 11|      hand. This circumstance, added to my daily visits during
10 11|      told her all I knew, and added that you were a charming
11 14|           Laughingly, and she added: "He has had supper with
12 15| carriage." ~"By the way," she added, turning to me, "Nanine
13 16|     when I was twenty-one, he added to this little income an
14 17|      thing. Ah, my dear," she added, kissing me, "you're in
15 23|    you a double gratitude," I added, rising, for I was disgusted
16 26|    embraced me with tears and added: ~"I can speak, but I am