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1 1 |     language until it has been seriously acquired. Not being old
2 7 |      the honour of taking them seriously. They do not know what politeness
3 10|        me. ~"Come, now, do you seriously mean what you say?" she
4 10|     what you say?" she said. ~"Seriously." ~"But why didn't you say
5 12|   unhappy women when they love seriously. They have lied so often
6 13|    pretty girl has for you too seriously. ~"Then, besides that,"
7 14| Marguerite?" she continued, as seriously as before. ~"No." ~"You
8 24|         that the poor girl was seriously ill. ~I then wrote her the
9 26|        to yesterday. ~Now I am seriously ill. I have written to the