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 1        V|        this retreat when his work allowed him a few days of rest.~ ~
 2       VI|          kissed his hands, and he allowed them to do it. He walked
 3     XIII|         they entered the hall, he allowed his father and the marquis
 4     XIII|        been moved, if he had been allowed to read the concluding lines:~ ~“
 5       XV|          done. The malady must be allowed to take its course. I will
 6      XVI|     before yesterday, he has been allowed to take a little nourishment.”~ ~“
 7      XVI|        Sairmeuse; and I was to be allowed to occupy the gamekeeper’
 8    XXVII|        highway. They begged to be allowed to furnish proof of the
 9    XXVII|      hands upon his shoulders. He allowed them to force him back into
10   XXVIII|      condemned prisoner should be allowed to receive a visit from
11     XXIX|      Martial, sadly.~ ~If she had allowed herself to tell the whole
12     XXXI|          duke would probably have allowed the truth to escape him,
13    XXXII| death-blow, if he might have been allowed to follow Marie-Anne in
14   XXXIII|    countersign, and, naturally, I allowed him to pass. He went down
15    XXXVI|   executioners, and who had never allowed a complaint nor a reproach
16     XLVI|       perhaps; but she would have allowed herself to be chopped in
17    XLVII|       hair and his beard had been allowed to grow; his tonsure had
18    XLVII|           complain, if I had been allowed to receive or to forward
19    XLVII|        secret cells, and were not allowed to have any intercourse
20       LI|       conversation. At table, she allowed her preferences and her
21      LIV|             Otto had begged to be allowed to accompany him; but the
22       LV|     present situation.~ ~They had allowed a prisoner to slip through
23       LV|      thought that he would not be allowed to follow up this affair
24       LV|           sealed. Now, I shall be allowed to continue my investigations.”~ ~