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1     3|  one of his cousins whom he saw but very seldom. He was
2     3|    was opened to them. They saw everything, down to the
3     4|    to know my government. I saw Charles X. and adhered to
4     4| adhered to him, monsieur; I saw Louis-Philippe and adhered
5     4| adhered to him, monsieur; I saw Napoleon and adhered to
6     5|    Folies-Bergere. There he saw a complete assortment. He
7     5| attentively. As soon as she saw Patissot, Octavie, who was
8     5| coming in his direction, he saw a long, slender gig which