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 1       II| attention, my dear Maurice,” he responded. “I shall have the honor
 2      III|         respects since 1789, he responded with a shrug of the shoulders:~ ~“
 3       VI|       with you.”~ ~Chanlouineau responded by a gesture of assent.
 4      VII|        and again.~ ~But Martial responded only mechanically. His mind
 5      XXI|        same breath.~ ~“Yes, I,” responded the young girl, removing
 6    XXIII|    friends, help!”~ ~But no one responded to this appeal.~ ~At the
 7     XXIV|        degraded!”~ ~The two men responded by a sullen growl.~ ~“As
 8   XXVIII|   exclaimed Marie-Anne.~ ~“No,” responded Chanlouineau; “at least
 9     XXIX|       know, already, Monsieur,” responded Marie-Anne; “my brother
10     XXIX|       to interrupt it.~ ~Now he responded, slowly:~ ~“I think, sir,
11     XXIX|      execution?”~ ~“To-morrow,” responded the duke.~ ~But even this
12      XXX|  whisper, then louder. No voice responded to his.~ ~“If I could only
13      XXX|     most tranquil voice that he responded:~ ~“As you see, I am freeing
14    XXXII|          This has happened,” he responded, sullenly: “when I was coming
15   XXXIII|       attempted no defence, but responded with perfect frankness.
16  XXXVIII|         give it to Maurice,” he responded, coldly.~ ~“It should be
17     XLII|       You can rely upon me,” he responded; “but I must have a little
18     XLVI|   Blanche.~ ~“In the flesh,” he responded. “This was a grand chance
19    XLVII|    shall have one, never fear!” responded the baron, gayly. “We shall
20    XLVII|             I am going to try,” responded Jean. “Go back to the house,
21    XLVII|             You have heard,” he responded, laconically.~ ~“Am I to
22       LI|        if I should say no?” she responded, coldly.~ ~“But you will
23      LIV|         through the gardens, he responded:~ ~“By no means! I am simply
24       LV|        Yes, you were right,” he responded, in woebegone tones.~ ~“