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 1     1|         many Parisians who will take them as a model for their
 2     2|      though I were at sea. If I take a line along, it's only
 3     2|       the sport. He accepted to take luncheon with him the following
 4     2|         following Sunday and to take a sail in his friend's clipper,
 5     3|    variety to it. Listen - I'll take you along with me. I'll
 6     4|            You are not going to take part in it?" asked the surprised
 7     4|      and said:~ ~"You'd have to take telescopes to see their
 8     5|        time, am I?"~ ~He had to take her to the Petit-Havre restaurant,
 9     5|   joyously:~ ~"Later on we will take a dip there."~ ~Farther
10     5|      from the tavern where they take luncheon to the tavern where
11     5|        to the tavern where they take dinner.~ ~He was so comfortable
12     6| represent all the interests, to take into account all the rights,