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 1 4 |        scandal, had begun to be forgotten, and I was even little by
 2 5 |     that perhaps he had already forgotten the dead woman, and along
 3 5 |          You don't think he has forgotten Marguerite?" ~"I am not
 4 8 | advantage over her, as if I had forgotten, while she remembered. Supposing
 5 8 |       my disadvantage than thus forgotten. ~"I knew," said Gaston, "
 6 9 |      grateful to you for having forgotten the occasion of my first
 7 11|       whom I met, I had utterly forgotten by ten o'clock in the evening. ~
 8 11|   to-day?" ~"Quite right. I had forgotten." ~This word upset all the
 9 13|         years, and she would be forgotten. Either you would be an
10 20|        is for her that you have forgotten to come and see your sister
11 24|   thought that I had completely forgotten Marguerite. Marguerite herself,
12 25|        perhaps you have already forgotten Marguerite. Well, be happy;
13 25|        has known you Armand has forgotten me. I wrote to him four
14 26|     thin as I was; I was rather forgotten. That is all the past up
15 26|         old man, whom death has forgotten, makes me die faster. ~Despite