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1      LII|      stand as godmother to little Polyte. He had entertained this
2     LIII|        drinking saloon.~ ~Her son Polyte—ah! such a good son! just
3     LIII|       nothing.”~ ~Five days later Polyte Chupin presented himself.~ ~
4     LIII|         Widow Chupin and her son, Polyte.~ ~They were keeping a drinking-saloon
5      LIV|           it. Moreover, Jean held Polyte and his mother completely
6      LIV| revelations, and for this reason: Polyte Chupin had been arrested
7       LV|          with Toinon, the wife of Polyte Chupin, as well as with
8       LV|           Chupin, as well as with Polyte Chupin himself, Lecoq was