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1      XVI|     every day—not at this hour, usually, but a trifle later.”~ ~“
2    XXXII|      the old scoundrel, who was usually so loquacious and so officious,
3      XLI|     What does all this mean?”~ ~Usually, when the cure did not wish
4     XLIV| rendezvous where Father Poignot usually awaited her.~ ~When she
5   XLVIII|         even feared.~ ~She, who usually swooned if a kitten hurt
6      LII|        of investigations, which usually amounted to about ten thousand
7     LIII|        endured “out there;” and usually ended by requesting some