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 1 8 |         of his nullity, the woman tired of her dismal visitor. At
 2 11|         pillow, like a man who is tired by much talking or disturbed
 3 11|           another day." ~"Are you tired of listening to it?" ~"Quite
 4 11|          I will not see him. I am tired out with seeing people who
 5 13|        part, and when you had got tired of her, what could you do
 6 15|           about it." ~Marguerite, tired out with this long confession,
 7 16| Champs-Elysees. She would come in tired, take a light supper, and
 8 17|     somewhat cruelly, that he was tired of paying for the follies
 9 18|              To Italy." ~"You are tired of here?" ~"I am afraid
10 25|               Chapter 25 ~Armand, tired by this long narrative,