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 1       VI|            the hand of each of the wretches. This money gave Chupin
 2        X|          for it —not even the poor wretches who envied his lot and his
 3       XX|           of the Emperor—miserable wretches! they have deceived me.
 4     XXIV|           bodies unburied! oh! the wretches! the wretches who have killed
 5     XXIV|    unburied! oh! the wretches! the wretches who have killed them!”~ ~
 6    XXVII|        would take pity on the poor wretches who surround me. I see at
 7    XXVII|            think of defending such wretches!”~ ~Or again:~ ~“Silence!
 8    XXVII| magnanimous prince with these vile wretches!”~ ~“These peasants are
 9    XXVII|        These peasants are not vile wretches, but misguided men, Monsieur.
10      LIV|         his disposal two miserable wretches who were capable of any
11      LIV|          Lacheneur’s coming, these wretches, as had been agreed upon,
12      LIV|             he fired twice and the wretches fell. But he was not yet
13       LV|           him one of the miserable wretches that haunt the suburbs of