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 1 10|   since it was in order to receive you, you and your friend." ~
 2 11| you?" ~"Perhaps. ~"How you receive me! What have I done, my
 3 11|    very badly." ~"She will receive you better by and bye." ~"
 4 12|    great enough in soul to receive it without remembering the
 5 16|   considerable sum, not to receive it. You will readily understand
 6 20|   not to have been here to receive you." ~I expected that the
 7 24|   Rue d'Antin." ~"Will you receive her well?" ~"Certainly." ~"
 8 24|    to me. ~"Madame can not receive you," she said in an embarrassed
 9 25|  and I, his father, should receive from only one of my children
10 26|    on you; will you kindly receive him? I have intrusted him