Les Miserables

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462 Les Miserables own interests, I summon you for the last time to explain yourself clearly on two points. In the first place, ...

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464 Les Miserables with M. Baloup; I have had a settled residence. You worry me with your nonsense, there! Why is everybody purs ...

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466 Les Miserables that this passed under the Restoration. ‘Brevet,’ said the President, ‘you have undergone an ig- nominious se ...

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468 Les Miserables pathetic words, and asked him, as he had asked the other two, if he persisted, without hesitation or trouble, ...

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470 Les Miserables CHAPTER XI CHAMPMATHIEU MORE AND MORE ASTONISHED It was he, in fact. The clerk’s lamp illumined his counte- n ...

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472 Les Miserables his home.’ M. Madeleine did not allow the district-attorney to finish; he interrupted him in accents full of ...

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474 Les Miserables ‘Cochepaille, you have, near the bend in your left arm, a date stamped in blue letters with burnt powder; the ...

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476 Les Miserables opened, for those who do certain sovereign things are al- ways sure of being served by some one in the crowd. ...

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478 Les Miserables CHAPTER I IN WHAT MIRROR M. MADELEINE CONTEMPLATES HIS HAIR The day had begun to dawn. Fantine had passed a s ...

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480 Les Miserables caught a glimpse in all this. He inquired:— ‘Can I see her?’ ‘Is not Monsieur le Maire going to have her chil ...