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 1      III|       When he said: “I do not admit that!” he firmly believed
 2     VIII|   reflection he was forced to admit that this interview would
 3        X|          Now he was forced to admit to himself the immense service
 4       XI|       to esteem each other. I admit that in the scene of yesterday,
 5      XII|       debut, he was forced to admit, had been neither fortunate
 6      XIV|    would have been obliged to admit that he was greatly amazed.~ ~
 7      XVI|    prevent his escape.~ ~“You admit it, then?” he said. “You
 8      XVI| movement, freed himself.~ ~“I admit nothing,” he replied. “And
 9      XVI|        and opened the door to admit the Marquis de Sairmeuse.~ ~
10    XXVII|     decided that it would not admit this testimony which had
11    XXXII|       when the door opened to admit the Marquis de Courtornieu,
12    XXXII|        He was soon obliged to admit that he was mistaken in
13   XXXIII|    must do her the justice to admit that her testimony was sincere.~ ~
14     XLII|     would have induced her to admit that she had met him, talked
15    XLIII|         But Blanche would not admit this.~ ~“Say that they are
16      LIV|  Saint Pares.~ ~Not daring to admit his suspicions, he tried