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1     1| bureaucracy. But his indignant voice never passed beyond the
2     1|     the Tuilleries imitate the voice of the emperor, he also
3     2|     him and said in a mournful voice:~ ~"they are not biting,
4     3|      aspect, with a thundering voice and an appearance little
5     3|        philosophizing in a low voice:~ ~"Every general has his
6     4|        and answered in a stern voice:~ ~"Monsieur, the Republic
7     5|      Patissot, in a screeching voice, that she was a fine girl
8     5|      last verses she sang in a voice as piercing as a gimlet.~ ~
9     5|      was singing in her shrill voice a boating song, which she