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 1      XVI|       theatre; and to please this creature, he also went upon the stage,
 2     XVII|      horrible! Ah! this dangerous creature will do with him whatever
 3     XVII|           I wish to speak to this creature!” exclaimed Mlle. Blanche. “
 4     XVII|               Impudent, worthless creature!” thought Mlle. Blanche.~ ~
 5     XXII|          be rid of this shameless creature!” she exclaimed. “We will
 6     XXIX|        time enough to summon this creature and question her.”~ ~“This
 7     XXIX|        and question her.”~ ~“This creature” was even then hastening
 8     XXXI|           cupidity. In what human creature could he confide? Under
 9   XXXIII|          make him forget the bold creature who has bewitched him!”~ ~
10    XXXIX|         Ah!” she exclaimed, “that creature! that creature! I will kill
11    XXXIX|   exclaimed, “that creature! that creature! I will kill her!”~ ~
12      XLI|           property—the avaricious creature!”~ ~Then aloud:~ ~“The business
13     XLII|           infamous and perfidious creature lost to all sense of shame.~ ~
14     XLII|          the friends of that vile creature. She has unbounded influence
15      XLV| dissimulation. He loves this vile creature so much that he is anxious
16     XLVI|         Ah! I was afraid—cowardly creature that I was! I dreaded the
17       LI|          dangerous and perfidious creature,” she thought. “I am no