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 1 1 |     Louise ran to tell the good news to her mother. It is a shameful
 2 2 |       death among the pieces of news which one's friends always
 3 5 |      come to see me, the recent news of Marguerite's death had
 4 11|       watch-chain: ~"Well, what news have you got for me?" ~"
 5 11|         so?" ~"I have some good news for her." ~"No harm in that.
 6 19|        for you." ~This piece of news was the most natural thing
 7 21|   trembled as if he had brought news of some misfortune. My poor
 8 22| messenger would arrive with the news of some dreadful accident.
 9 23|         walk, and the morning's news had prostrated me. My father
10 26|        not write you a word. No news, my friend; every day I