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 1 2 |      incest, and he had never spoken to her a word which his
 2 6 |       in which the words were spoken proved to me that the speaker
 3 7 |     words as if they had been spoken to me yesterday. ~I must
 4 11|    recognised the one who had spoken to Marguerite as the Comte
 5 11|      harm in that. So she has spoken to you about me?" ~"Last
 6 14|       night before and he had spoken to me like that, I should
 7 17|  Julie Duprat, of whom I have spoken to you, and to whom Marguerite
 8 18| quarter of an hour we had not spoken, when Marguerite said to
 9 19|       trouble. Before she had spoken a word, I replied to her
10 25|     way in which M. Duval had spoken to me; the pure memories