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 1        I|       was urging forward, with repeated blows, a little, bony, nervous
 2       II| Restitution must be made,” she repeated. M. Lacheneur wrung his
 3       IV|      that the Duc de Sairmeuse repeated:~ ~“Lacheneur—Monsieur Lacheneur——”~ ~
 4        V|      find you again, upstart!” repeated Maurice, through his set
 5        V|          When M. Lacheneur had repeated the last words which he
 6       VI|      father.~ ~“It cannot be,” repeated M. Lacheneur; “and the day
 7       VI|    paused. The explosions were repeated with still greater violence,
 8     VIII|        marry Chanlouineau!” he repeated; “it is impossible! it is
 9       XI|       father——”~ ~“Return!” he repeated with an oath; “return, I
10      XIV|     told so often, it had been repeated again and again, that the
11      XVI|    with the son, since he made repeated signs to M. Lacheneur to
12      XVI|       Twenty thousand francs!” repeated M. Lacheneur. “I had them
13      XVI| believe his ears. “Pedler?” he repeated.~ ~“Yes, Monsieur. Look,
14     XVII|     aright.~ ~“Make haste!” he repeated.~ ~“Yes, father. I have
15       XX|       They are on the way,” he repeated. “I speak of the peasants—
16     XXII|            Onward! onward!” he repeated.~ ~Maurice, Chanlouineau,
17     XXII|      incurring, and they, too, repeated:~ ~“Faster! Let us march
18     XXIV|        the servants faithfully repeated the lesson which the abbe
19     XXIX|         firm voice, Marie-Anne repeated her accusation.~ ~She expected,
20     XXIX|       grenadiers.”~ ~“Bavois,” repeated Martial, as if to fix the
21     XXXI|        Yes, we must save him!” repeated the husband, gloomily. “
22  XXXVIII| miserable wretch!”~ ~“Wretch!” repeated Jean and Corporal Bavois, “
23       XL|     Incomprehensible, indeed,” repeated the young wife, sadly, but
24     XLIV|    Impossible! impossible!” he repeated.~ ~Then, as his sister clung
25     XLVI|     late.”~ ~And as Marie-Anne repeated the name in a tone of agonized
26     XLVI|      confided your child?” she repeated; “to whom? Marie-Anne—a
27    XLVII|      silent.~ ~“Dead!” Maurice repeated—“and no secret voice warned
28    XLVII|       with her when she died,” repeated Maurice, in a sort of frenzy.~ ~
29       LI|       you are going away,” she repeated; “you are leaving Courtornieu?”~ ~“
30      LII|     trembling.~ ~“Chupin!” she repeated, as if she hoped the servant