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 1 1 |      speak of, but we are not telling tales of pleasant sins;
 2 1 |      of pleasant sins; we are telling of true facts, which it
 3 4 |  friendship," said I, "and by telling me the cause of your suffering.
 4 4 |        One feels better while telling what one suffers." ~"You
 5 5 | received a letter from Duval, telling me of his return, and asking
 6 10|     been unkind to you?" ~"In telling me that some one was waiting
 7 13|   teeth, you would leave her, telling her that you were only doing
 8 17|       them in pieces, without telling Marguerite what they contained
 9 19|       address in the country, telling him to bring me the first
10 19|    arrange everything without telling you, pay all my debts, and
11 21|      of his friends have been telling him tales which have made
12 25|      gambled, I know; without telling you of it, I know also,
13 25|      the letter, and, without telling him what it contained, asked