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1        V|         with their son Maurice playing on the rug at their feet,
2       XI|        been there? Has he been playing the spy? Has he been listening
3      XVI|      stake in the game you are playing.”~ ~This was too much. Lacheneur
4     XVII|       wilful daughter has been playing with fire,” he thought,
5      XIX|       anger.~ ~“What part am I playing here, then?” he exclaimed,
6     XLII| sick-room.~ ~But while she was playing the role of Sister of Charity,
7      LIV|       have had lovely children playing around them! He would not
8      LIV|     had been agreed upon, were playing the part which he had imposed