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he detested the way they had of sidling past him timidly with sidewise glances as if they expected him to gobble them up at a mouthful if they ventured to say a word that was the avonlea type of well bred little girl but this freckled witch was very different
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HH IY D IH T EH S T IH D DH AH W EY DH EY HH AE D AH V S AY D AH L IH NG P AE S T HH IH M T IH M AH D L IY W IH DH S AY D W AY Z G L AE N S IH Z AE Z IH F DH EY IH K S P EH K T AH D HH IH M T UW G AA B AH L DH EH M AH P AE T AH M AW TH F UH L IH F DH EY V EH N CH ER D T UW S EY AH W ER D DH AE T W AA Z DH AH AE V AH N L IY AH T AY P AH V W EH L B R EH D L IH T AH L G ER L B AH T DH IH S F R EH K AH L D W IH CH W AA Z V EH R IY D IH F ER AH N T
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and although he found it rather difficult for his slower intelligence to keep up with her brisk mental processes
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AH N D AO L DH OW HH IY F AW N D IH T R AE DH ER D IH F AH K AH L T F AO R HH IH Z S L OW ER IH N T EH L AH JH AH N S T UW K IY P AH P W IH DH HH ER B R IH S K M EH N T AH L P R AO S EH S AH Z
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chapter ninety nine the law we have seen how quietly
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CH AE P T ER N AY N T IY N AY N DH AH L AO W IY HH AE V S IY N HH AW K W AY AH T L IY
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the fact being that every one was too much occupied in his or her own affairs to think of theirs we will leave the banker contemplating the enormous magnitude of his debt before the phantom of bankruptcy and follow the baroness
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DH AH F AE K T B IY IH NG DH AE T EH V ER IY W AH N W AA Z T UW M AH CH AA K Y AH P AY D IH N HH IH Z AO R HH ER OW N AH F EH R Z T UW TH IH NG K AH V DH EH R Z W IY W IH L L IY V DH AH B AE NG K ER K AA N T AH M P L EY T IH NG DH AH IH N AO R M AH S M AE G N AH T UW D AH V HH IH Z D EH T B IH F AO R DH AH F AE N T AH M AH V B AE NG K R AH P S IY AH N D F AA L OW DH AH B EH R AH N IH S
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who after being momentarily crushed under the weight of the blow which had struck her had gone to seek her usual adviser lucien debray the baroness had looked forward to this marriage as a means of ridding her of a guardianship which over a girl of eugenie's character
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HH UW AE F T ER B IY IH NG M OW M AH N T EH R AH L IY K R AH SH T AH N D ER DH AH W EY T AH V DH AH B L OW W IH CH HH AE D S T R AH K HH ER HH AE D G AO N T UW S IY K HH ER Y UW ZH AH W AH L AE D V AY Z ER L UW S IY AH N D EH B R EY DH AH B EH R AH N IH S HH AE D L UH K T F AO R W ER D T UW DH IH S M EH R IH JH AE Z AH M IY N Z AH V R IH D IH NG HH ER AH V AH G AA R D IY AH N SH IH P W IH CH OW V ER AH G ER L AH V Y UW JH AH N IY Z K EH R IH K T ER
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for in the tacit relations which maintain the bond of family union the mother to maintain her ascendancy over her daughter must never fail to be a model of wisdom and a type of perfection now
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F AO R IH N DH AH T AE S IH T R IY L EY SH AH N Z W IH CH M EY N T EY N DH AH B AA N D AH V F AE M AH L IY Y UW N Y AH N DH AH M AH DH ER T UW M EY N T EY N HH ER AH S EH N D AH N S IY OW V ER HH ER D AO T ER M AH S T N EH V ER F EY L T UW B IY AH M AA D AH L AH V W IH Z D AH M AH N D AH T AY P AH V P ER F EH K SH AH N N AW
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an expression which seemed to imply that she understood all her mother's amorous and pecuniary relationships with the intimate secretary moreover
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AE N IH K S P R EH SH AH N W IH CH S IY M D T UW IH M P L AY DH AE T SH IY AH N D ER S T UH D AO L HH ER M AH DH ER Z AE M ER AH S AH N D P EH K Y UW N IY EH R IY R IY L EY SH AH N SH IH P S W IH DH DH AH IH N T AH M AH T S EH K R AH T EH R IY M AO R OW V ER
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not only because he was a source of dissension and scandal under the paternal roof but because she had at once classed him in that catalogue of bipeds whom plato endeavors to withdraw from the appellation of men
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N AA T OW N L IY B IH K AO Z HH IY W AA Z AH S AO R S AH V D IH S EH N SH AH N AH N D S K AE N D AH L AH N D ER DH AH P AH T ER N AH L R UW F B AH T B IH K AO Z SH IY HH AE D AE T W AH N S K L AE S T HH IH M IH N DH AE T K AE T AH L AO G AH V B AY P T S HH UW M P L EY T OW IH N D EH V ER Z T UW W IH DH D R AO F R AH M DH AH AE P AH L EY SH AH N AH V M EH N
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unfortunately in this world of ours each person views things through a certain medium and so is prevented from seeing in the same light as others and madame danglars therefore very much regretted that the marriage of eugenie had not taken place
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AH N F AO R CH AH N AH T L IY IH N DH IH S W ER L D AH V AW ER Z IY CH P ER S AH N V Y UW Z TH IH NG Z TH R UW AH S ER T AH N M IY D IY AH M AH N D S OW IH Z P R IH V EH N T IH D F R AH M S IY IH NG IH N DH AH S EY M L AY T AE Z AH DH ER Z AH N D M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z DH EH R F AO R V EH R IY M AH CH R IH G R EH T IH D DH AE T DH AH M EH R IH JH AH V Y UW JH IY N IY HH AE D N AA T T EY K AH N P L EY S
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not only because the match was good and likely to insure the happiness of her child but because it would also set her at liberty she ran therefore to debray who after having like the rest of paris witnessed the contract scene and the scandal attending it
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N AA T OW N L IY B IH K AO Z DH AH M AE CH W AA Z G UH D AH N D L AY K L IY T UW IH N SH UH R DH AH HH AE P IY N AH S AH V HH ER CH AY L D B AH T B IH K AO Z IH T W UH D AO L S OW S EH T HH ER AE T L IH B ER T IY SH IY R AE N DH EH R F AO R T UW D EH B R EY HH UW AE F T ER HH AE V IH NG L AY K DH AH R EH S T AH V P EH R IH S W IH T N AH S T DH AH K AA N T R AE K T S IY N AH N D DH AH S K AE N D AH L AH T EH N D IH NG IH T
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had retired in haste to his club where he was chatting with some friends upon the events which served as a subject of conversation for three fourths of that city known as the capital of the world at the precise time when madame danglars dressed in black and concealed in a long veil
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HH AE D R IH T AY R D IH N HH EY S T T UW HH IH Z K L AH B W EH R HH IY W AA Z CH AE T IH NG W IH DH S AH M F R EH N D Z AH P AA N DH AH IH V EH N T S W IH CH S ER V D AE Z AH S AH B JH IH K T AH V K AA N V ER S EY SH AH N F AO R TH R IY F AO R TH S AH V DH AE T S IH T IY N OW N AE Z DH AH K AE P AH T AH L AH V DH AH W ER L D AE T DH AH P R IH S AY S T AY M W EH N M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z D R EH S T IH N B L AE K AH N D K AH N S IY L D IH N AH L AO NG V EY L
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was ascending the stairs leading to debray's apartments
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W AA Z AH S EH N D IH NG DH AH S T EH R Z L IY D IH NG T UW D EH B R EY Z AH P AA R T M AH N T S
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debray was occupied in repelling the insinuations of a friend who tried to persuade him
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D EH B R EY W AA Z AA K Y AH P AY D IH N R AH P EH L IH NG DH AH IH N S IH N Y UW EY SH AH N Z AH V AH F R EH N D HH UW T R AY D T UW P ER S W EY D HH IH M
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still when he recollected the independent proud spirit of eugenie he positively rejected it as utterly impossible though the same thought again continually recurred and found a resting place in his heart tea play
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S T IH L W EH N HH IY R EH K AH L EH K T IH D DH AH IH N D IH P EH N D AH N T P R AW D S P IH R AH T AH V Y UW JH IY N IY HH IY P AA Z AH T IH V L IY R IH JH EH K T IH D IH T AE Z AH T ER L IY IH M P AA S AH B AH L DH OW DH AH S EY M TH AO T AH G EH N K AH N T IH N Y UW AH L IY R IY K ER D AH N D F AW N D AH R EH S T IH NG P L EY S IH N HH IH Z HH AA R T T IY P L EY
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and the conversation which had become interesting during the discussion of such serious affairs
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AH N D DH AH K AA N V ER S EY SH AH N W IH CH HH AE D B IH K AH M IH N T R AH S T IH NG D UH R IH NG DH AH D IH S K AH SH AH N AH V S AH CH S IH R IY AH S AH F EH R Z
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awaited the return of debray in the little green room seated between two baskets of flowers which she had that morning sent and which it must be confessed
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with so much care that his absence was half excused in the eyes of the poor woman at twenty minutes of twelve madame danglars tired of waiting returned home women of a certain grade are like prosperous grisettes in one respect they seldom return home after twelve o'clock
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W IH DH S OW M AH CH K EH R DH AE T HH IH Z AE B S AH N S W AA Z HH AE F IH K S K Y UW Z D IH N DH AH AY Z AH V DH AH P UH R W UH M AH N AE T T W EH N T IY M IH N AH T S AH V T W EH L V M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z T AY ER D AH V W EY T IH NG R IH T ER N D HH OW M W IH M AH N AH V AH S ER T AH N G R EY D AA R L AY K P R AA S P ER AH S G R IH S IH T S IH N W AH N R IH S P EH K T DH EY S EH L D AH M R IH T ER N HH OW M AE F T ER T W EH L V AH K L AA K
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the baroness returned to the hotel with as much caution as eugenie used in leaving it she ran lightly up stairs and with an aching heart entered her apartment contiguous as we know to that of eugenie she was fearful of exciting any remark
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DH AH B EH R AH N IH S R IH T ER N D T UW DH AH HH OW T EH L W IH DH AE Z M AH CH K AA SH AH N AE Z Y UW JH IY N IY Y UW Z D IH N L IY V IH NG IH T SH IY R AE N L AY T L IY AH P S T EH R Z AH N D W IH DH AE N EY K IH NG HH AA R T EH N T ER D HH ER AH P AA R T M AH N T K AH N T IH G Y UW AH S AE Z W IY N OW T UW DH AE T AH V Y UW JH IY N IY SH IY W AA Z F IH R F AH L AH V IH K S AY T IH NG EH N IY R IH M AA R K
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and believed firmly in her daughter's innocence and fidelity to the paternal roof she listened at eugenie's door and hearing no sound tried to enter but the bolts were in place madame danglars then concluded that the young girl had been overcome with the terrible excitement of the evening
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AH N D B IH L IY V D F ER M L IY IH N HH ER D AO T ER Z IH N AH S AH N S AH N D F AH D EH L AH T IY T UW DH AH P AH T ER N AH L R UW F SH IY L IH S AH N D AE T Y UW JH AH N IY Z D AO R AH N D HH IY R IH NG N OW S AW N D T R AY D T UW EH N T ER B AH T DH AH B OW L T S W ER IH N P L EY S M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z DH EH N K AH N K L UW D AH D DH AE T DH AH Y AH NG G ER L HH AE D B IH N OW V ER K AH M W IH DH DH AH T EH R AH B AH L IH K S AY T M AH N T AH V DH AH IY V N IH NG
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and had gone to bed and to sleep she called the maid and questioned her mademoiselle eugenie said the maid
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AH N D HH AE D G AO N T UW B EH D AH N D T UW S L IY P SH IY K AO L D DH AH M EY D AH N D K W EH S CH AH N D HH ER M AE D AH M AH Z EH L Y UW JH IY N IY S EH D DH AH M EY D
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after which they desired me to leave saying that they needed me no longer
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AE F T ER W IH CH DH EY D IH Z AY ER D M IY T UW L IY V S EY IH NG DH AE T DH EY N IY D AH D M IY N OW L AO NG G ER
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madame danglars therefore went to bed without a shadow of suspicion and began to muse over the recent events in proportion as her memory became clearer the occurrences of the evening were revealed in their true light what she had taken for confusion was a tumult
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M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z DH EH R F AO R W EH N T T UW B EH D W IH TH AW T AH SH AE D OW AH V S AH S P IH SH AH N AH N D B IH G AE N T UW M Y UW Z OW V ER DH AH R IY S AH N T IH V EH N T S IH N P R AH P AO R SH AH N AE Z HH ER M EH M ER IY B IH K EY M K L IH R ER DH AH AH K ER AH N S IH Z AH V DH AH IY V N IH NG W ER R IH V IY L D IH N DH EH R T R UW L AY T W AH T SH IY HH AE D T EY K AH N F AO R K AH N F Y UW ZH AH N W AA Z AH T UW M AH L T
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who had been afflicted with as severe a blow through her husband and son eugenie she said to herself is lost and so are we the affair as it will be reported will cover us with shame
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HH UW HH AE D B IH N AH F L IH K T AH D W IH DH AE Z S AH V IH R AH B L OW TH R UW HH ER HH AH Z B AH N D AH N D S AH N Y UW JH IY N IY SH IY S EH D T UW HH ER S EH L F IH Z L AO S T AH N D S OW AA R W IY DH AH AH F EH R AE Z IH T W IH L B IY R IY P AO R T AH D W IH L K AH V ER AH S W IH DH SH EY M
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for in a society such as ours satire inflicts a painful and incurable wound
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F AO R IH N AH S AH S AY AH T IY S AH CH AE Z AW ER Z S AE T AY ER IH N F L IH K T S AH P EY N F AH L AH N D IH N K Y UH R AH B AH L W AW N D
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and her glance was turned towards heaven
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AH N D HH ER G L AE N S W AA Z T ER N D T AH W AO R D Z HH EH V AH N
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and out of a fault nay even a vice sometimes produces a blessing and then her thoughts cleaving through space like a bird in the air rested on cavalcanti this andrea was a wretch a robber an assassin
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AH N D AW T AH V AH F AO L T N EY IY V IH N AH V AY S S AH M T AY M Z P R AH D UW S AH Z AH B L EH S IH NG AH N D DH EH N HH ER TH AO T S K L IY V IH NG TH R UW S P EY S L AY K AH B ER D IH N DH AH EH R R EH S T AH D AA N K AA V AA K L AA T N IY DH IH S AE N D R IY AH W AA Z AH R EH CH AH R AA B ER AE N AH S AE S AH N
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and yet his manners showed the effects of a sort of education if not a complete one
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AH N D Y EH T HH IH Z M AE N ER Z SH OW D DH AH IH F EH K T S AH V AH S AO R T AH V EH JH AH K EY SH AH N IH F N AA T AH K AH M P L IY T W AH N
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supported by an honorable name how could she extricate herself from this labyrinth to whom would she apply to help her out of this painful situation debray to whom she had run with the first instinct of a woman towards the man she loves and who yet betrays her
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debray could but give her advice she must apply to some one more powerful than he
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but no on reflection the procureur was not a merciless man and it was not the magistrate slave to his duties but the friend the loyal friend who roughly but firmly cut into the very core of the corruption
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B AH T N OW AA N R AH F L EH K SH AH N DH AH P R OW K Y UH R W AA Z N AA T AH M ER S AH L AH S M AE N AH N D IH T W AA Z N AA T DH AH M AE JH AH S T R EY T S L EY V T UW HH IH Z D UW T IY Z B AH T DH AH F R EH N D DH AH L OY AH L F R EH N D HH UW R AH F L IY B AH T F ER M L IY K AH T IH N T UW DH AH V EH R IY K AO R AH V DH AH K ER AH P SH AH N
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it was not the executioner but the surgeon who wished to withdraw the honor of danglars from ignominious association with the disgraced young man they had presented to the world as their son in law and since villefort the friend of danglars had acted in this way
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IH T W AA Z N AA T DH AH EH K S AH K Y UW SH AH N ER B AH T DH AH S ER JH AH N HH UW W IH SH T T UW W IH DH D R AO DH AH AA N ER AH V D AE NG G L ER Z F R AH M IH G N AH M IH N IY AH S AH S OW S IY EY SH AH N W IH DH DH AH D IH S G R EY S T Y AH NG M AE N DH EY HH AE D P R IY Z EH N T AH D T UW DH AH W ER L D AE Z DH EH R S AH N IH N L AO AH N D S IH N S V IH L IH F AO R T DH AH F R EH N D AH V D AE NG G L ER Z HH AE D AE K T AH D IH N DH IH S W EY
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no one could suppose that he had been previously acquainted with or had lent himself to any of andrea's intrigues
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N OW W AH N K UH D S AH P OW Z DH AE T HH IY HH AE D B IH N P R IY V IY AH S L IY AH K W EY N T IH D W IH DH AO R HH AE D L EH N T HH IH M S EH L F T UW EH N IY AH V AE N D R IY AH Z IH N T R IY G Z
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appeared to the baroness as if shaped for their mutual advantage but the inflexibility of the procureur should stop there she would see him the next day and if she could not make him fail in his duties as a magistrate she would at least
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AH P IH R D T UW DH AH B EH R AH N IH S AE Z IH F SH EY P T F AO R DH EH R M Y UW CH AH W AH L AE D V AE N T IH JH B AH T DH AH IH N F L EH K S IH B IH L IH T IY AH V DH AH P R OW K Y UH R SH UH D S T AA P DH EH R SH IY W UH D S IY HH IH M DH AH N EH K S T D EY AH N D IH F SH IY K UH D N AA T M EY K HH IH M F EY L IH N HH IH Z D UW T IY Z AE Z AH M AE JH AH S T R EY T SH IY W UH D AE T L IY S T
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obtain all the indulgence he could allow she would invoke the past recall old recollections she would supplicate him by the remembrance of guilty yet happy days
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AH B T EY N AO L DH AH IH N D AH L JH AH N S HH IY K UH D AH L AW SH IY W UH D IH N V OW K DH AH P AE S T R IY K AO L OW L D R EH K AH L EH K SH AH N Z SH IY W UH D S AH P L IH K EY T HH IH M B AY DH AH R IY M EH M B R AH N S AH V G IH L T IY Y EH T HH AE P IY D EY Z
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he had only to turn his eyes on one side and allow andrea to fly and follow up the crime under that shadow of guilt called contempt of court and after this reasoning she slept easily
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at nine o'clock next morning she arose and without ringing for her maid or giving the least sign of her activity she dressed herself in the same simple style as on the previous night then running down stairs she left the hotel walked to the rue de provence
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for the last month this wretched house had presented the gloomy appearance of a lazaretto infected with the plague some of the apartments were closed within and without the shutters were only opened to admit a minute's air showing the scared face of a footman
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and the neighbors would say to each other in a low voice
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AH N D DH AH N EY B ER Z W UH D S EY T UW IY CH AH DH ER IH N AH L OW V OY S
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madame danglars involuntarily shuddered at the desolate aspect of the mansion
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M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z IH N V OW L AH N T ER IH L IY SH AH D ER D AE T DH AH D EH S AH L AH T AE S P EH K T AH V DH AH M AE N SH AH N
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three times did the bell ring with a dull heavy sound seeming to participate in the general sadness before the concierge appeared and peeped through the door which he opened just wide enough to allow his words to be heard
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TH R IY T AY M Z D IH D DH AH B EH L R IH NG W IH DH AH D AH L HH EH V IY S AW N D S IY M IH NG T UW P AA R T IH S AH P EY T IH N DH AH JH EH N ER AH L S AE D N AH S B IH F AO R DH AH K AA N S IY EH R ZH AH P IH R D AH N D P IY P T TH R UW DH AH D AO R W IH CH HH IY OW P AH N D JH AH S T W AY D IH N AH F T UW AH L AW HH IH Z W ER D Z T UW B IY HH ER D
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he saw a lady a fashionable elegantly dressed lady
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HH IY S AO AH L EY D IY AH F AE SH AH N AH B AH L EH L IH G AH N T L IY D R EH S T L EY D IY
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first madame who are you who am i you know me well enough we no longer know any one madame
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where do you come from oh this is too much madame these are my orders excuse me your name the baroness danglars you have seen me twenty times
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possibly madame and now what do you want
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madame this is precaution not impertinence
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M AE D AH M DH IH S IH Z P R IY K AO SH AH N N AA T IH M P ER T AH N AH N S
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or without speaking to the procureur well i have business with the procureur is it pressing business you can imagine so since i have not even brought my carriage out yet but enough of this here is my card
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AO R W IH TH AW T S P IY K IH NG T UW DH AH P R OW K Y UH R W EH L AY HH AE V B IH Z N AH S W IH DH DH AH P R OW K Y UH R IH Z IH T P R EH S IH NG B IH Z N AH S Y UW K AE N IH M AE JH AH N S OW S IH N S AY HH AE V N AA T IY V IH N B R AO T M AY K AE R IH JH AW T Y EH T B AH T IH N AH F AH V DH IH S HH IY R IH Z M AY K AA R D
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take it to your master madame will await my return yes go the concierge closed the door leaving madame danglars in the street she had not long to wait
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T EY K IH T T UW Y AO R M AE S T ER M AE D AH M W IH L AH W EY T M AY R IH T ER N Y EH S G OW DH AH K AA N S IY EH R ZH K L OW Z D DH AH D AO R L IY V IH NG M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z IH N DH AH S T R IY T SH IY HH AE D N AA T L AO NG T UW W EY T
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directly afterwards the door was opened wide enough to admit her and when she had passed through it was again shut without losing sight of her for an instant the concierge took a whistle from his pocket as soon as they entered the court and blew it
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D ER EH K T L IY AE F T ER W ER D Z DH AH D AO R W AA Z OW P AH N D W AY D IH N AH F T UW AH D M IH T HH ER AH N D W EH N SH IY HH AE D P AE S T TH R UW IH T W AA Z AH G EH N SH AH T W IH TH AW T L UW Z IH NG S AY T AH V HH ER F AO R AE N IH N S T AH N T DH AH K AA N S IY EH R ZH T UH K AH W IH S AH L F R AH M HH IH Z P AA K AH T AE Z S UW N AE Z DH EY EH N T ER D DH AH K AO R T AH N D B L UW IH T
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you will excuse this poor fellow madame
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Y UW W IH L IH K S K Y UW S DH IH S P UH R F EH L OW M AE D AH M
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in the court showing his merchandise was a tradesman who had been admitted with the same precautions the baroness ascended the steps she felt herself strongly infected with the sadness which seemed to magnify her own
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IH N DH AH K AO R T SH OW IH NG HH IH Z M ER CH AH N D AY Z W AA Z AH T R EY D Z M AH N HH UW HH AE D B IH N AH D M IH T AH D W IH DH DH AH S EY M P R IY K AO SH AH N Z DH AH B EH R AH N IH S AH S EH N D AH D DH AH S T EH P S SH IY F EH L T HH ER S EH L F S T R AO NG L IY IH N F EH K T AH D W IH DH DH AH S AE D N AH S W IH CH S IY M D T UW M AE G N AH F AY HH ER OW N
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preoccupied as madame danglars had been with the object of her visit the treatment she had received from these underlings appeared to her so insulting that she began by complaining of it
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P R IY AA K Y AH P AY D AE Z M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z HH AE D B IH N W IH DH DH AH AH B JH EH K T AH V HH ER V IH Z AH T DH AH T R IY T M AH N T SH IY HH AE D R AH S IY V D F R AH M DH IY Z AH N D ER L IH NG Z AH P IH R D T UW HH ER S OW IH N S AH L T IH NG DH AE T SH IY B IH G AE N B AY K AH M P L EY N IH NG AH V IH T
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raising his head bowed down by grief looked up at her with so sad a smile that her complaints died upon her lips forgive my servants he said for a terror i cannot blame them for from being suspected they have become suspicious
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R EY Z IH NG HH IH Z HH EH D B AW D D AW N B AY G R IY F L UH K T AH P AE T HH ER W IH DH S OW S AE D AH S M AY L DH AE T HH ER K AH M P L EY N T S D AY D AH P AA N HH ER L IH P S F ER G IH V M AY S ER V AH N T S HH IY S EH D F AO R AH T EH R ER AY K AE N AA T B L EY M DH EH M F AO R F R AH M B IY IH NG S AH S P EH K T AH D DH EY HH AE V B IH K AH M S AH S P IH SH AH S
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you too then are unhappy she said yes madame replied the magistrate then you pity me sincerely madame and you understand what brings me here
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Y UW T UW DH EH N AA R AH N HH AE P IY SH IY S EH D Y EH S M AE D AH M R IH P L AY D DH AH M AE JH AH S T R EY T DH EH N Y UW P IH T IY M IY S IH N S IH R L IY M AE D AH M AH N D Y UW AH N D ER S T AE N D W AH T B R IH NG Z M IY HH IY R
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you wish to speak to me about the circumstance which has just happened yes sir a fearful misfortune you mean a mischance a mischance repeated the baroness alas madame
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Y UW W IH SH T UW S P IY K T UW M IY AH B AW T DH AH S ER K AH M S T AE N S W IH CH HH AE Z JH AH S T HH AE P AH N D Y EH S S ER AH F IH R F AH L M IH S F AO R CH AH N Y UW M IY N AH M IH S CH AE N S AH M IH S CH AE N S R IH P IY T IH D DH AH B EH R AH N IH S AH L AE S M AE D AH M
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said the procureur with his imperturbable calmness of manner i consider those alone misfortunes which are irreparable and do you suppose this will be forgotten everything will be forgotten madame said villefort
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S EH D DH AH P R OW K Y UH R W IH DH HH IH Z IH M P ER T AH B R AH T K AA M N AH S AH V M AE N ER AY K AH N S IH D ER DH OW Z AH L OW N M IH S F AO R CH AH N Z W IH CH AA R IH R EH P ER AH B AH L AH N D D UW Y UW S AH P OW Z DH IH S W IH L B IY F ER G AA T AH N EH V R IY TH IH NG W IH L B IY F ER G AA T AH N M AE D AH M S EH D V IH L IH F AO R T
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your daughter will be married to morrow if not to day in a week if not to morrow and i do not think you can regret the intended husband of your daughter madame danglars gazed on villefort stupefied to find him so almost insultingly calm
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Y AO R D AO T ER W IH L B IY M EH R IY D T UW M AA R OW IH F N AA T T UW D EY IH N AH W IY K IH F N AA T T UW M AA R OW AH N D AY D UW N AA T TH IH NG K Y UW K AE N R AH G R EH T DH AH IH N T EH N D AH D HH AH Z B AH N D AH V Y AO R D AO T ER M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z G EY Z D AA N V IH L IH F AO R T S T UW P AH F AY D T UW F AY N D HH IH M S OW AO L M OW S T IH N S T AH L JH IH N L IY K AA M
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am i come to a friend she asked in a tone full of mournful dignity
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AE M AY K AH M T UW AH F R EH N D SH IY AE S K T IH N AH T OW N F UH L AH V M AO R N F AH L D IH G N AH T IY
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said villefort whose pale cheeks became slightly flushed as he gave her the assurance and truly this assurance carried him back to different events from those now occupying the baroness and him well then be more affectionate my dear villefort
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S EH D V IH L IH F AO R T HH UW Z P EY L CH IY K S B IH K EY M S L AY T L IY F L AH SH T AE Z HH IY G EY V HH ER DH AH AH SH UH R AH N S AH N D T R UW L IY DH IH S AH SH UH R AH N S K AE R IY D HH IH M B AE K T UW D IH F ER AH N T IH V EH N T S F R AH M DH OW Z N AW AA K Y AH P AY IH NG DH AH B EH R AH N IH S AH N D HH IH M W EH L DH EH N B IY M AO R AH F EH K SH AH N AH T M AY D IH R V IH L IH F AO R T
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said the baroness speak to me not as a magistrate but as a friend and when i am in bitter anguish of spirit do not tell me that i ought to be gay villefort bowed when i hear misfortunes named madame
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S EH D DH AH B EH R AH N IH S S P IY K T UW M IY N AA T AE Z AH M AE JH AH S T R EY T B AH T AE Z AH F R EH N D AH N D W EH N AY AE M IH N B IH T ER AE NG G W IH SH AH V S P IH R AH T D UW N AA T T EH L M IY DH AE T AY AO T T UW B IY G EY V IH L IH F AO R T B AW D W EH N AY HH IY R M IH S F AO R CH AH N Z N EY M D M AE D AH M
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he said i have within the last few months contracted the bad habit of thinking of my own and then i cannot help drawing up an egotistical parallel in my mind that is the reason that by the side of my misfortunes
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HH IY S EH D AY HH AE V W IH DH IH N DH AH L AE S T F Y UW M AH N TH S K AA N T R AE K T AH D DH AH B AE D HH AE B AH T AH V TH IH NG K IH NG AH V M AY OW N AH N D DH EH N AY K AE N AA T HH EH L P D R AO IH NG AH P AE N IY G AH T IH S T IH K AH L P EH R AH L EH L IH N M AY M AY N D DH AE T IH Z DH AH R IY Z AH N DH AE T B AY DH AH S AY D AH V M AY M IH S F AO R CH AH N Z
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but this annoys you let us change the subject you were saying madame i came to ask you my friend said the baroness what will be done with this impostor impostor
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B AH T DH IH S AH N OY Z Y UW L EH T AH S CH EY N JH DH AH S AH B JH IH K T Y UW W ER S EY IH NG M AE D AH M AY K EY M T UW AE S K Y UW M AY F R EH N D S EH D DH AH B EH R AH N IH S W AH T W IH L B IY D AH N W IH DH DH IH S IH M P AO S T ER IH M P AO S T ER
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certainly madame you appear to extenuate some cases and exaggerate others impostor indeed
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S ER T AH N L IY M AE D AH M Y UW AH P IH R T UW IH K S T EH N Y UW EY T S AH M K EY S AH Z AH N D IH G Z AE JH ER EY T AH DH ER Z IH M P AO S T ER IH N D IY D
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is nothing more nor less than an assassin sir i do not deny the justice of your correction
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IH Z N AH TH IH NG M AO R N AO R L EH S DH AE N AE N AH S AE S AH N S ER AY D UW N AA T D IH N AY DH AH JH AH S T AH S AH V Y AO R K ER EH K SH AH N
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come forget him for a moment and instead of pursuing him let him go you are too late madame the orders are issued
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K AH M F ER G EH T HH IH M F AO R AH M OW M AH N T AH N D IH N S T EH D AH V P ER S UW IH NG HH IH M L EH T HH IH M G OW Y UW AA R T UW L EY T M AE D AH M DH AH AO R D ER Z AA R IH SH UW D
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i hope so if they should arrest him i know that sometimes prisoners afford means of escape will you leave him in prison the procureur shook his head at least keep him there till my daughter be married
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AY HH OW P S OW IH F DH EY SH UH D ER EH S T HH IH M AY N OW DH AE T S AH M T AY M Z P R IH Z AH N ER Z AH F AO R D M IY N Z AH V IH S K EY P W IH L Y UW L IY V HH IH M IH N P R IH Z AH N DH AH P R OW K Y UH R SH UH K HH IH Z HH EH D AE T L IY S T K IY P HH IH M DH EH R T IH L M AY D AO T ER B IY M EH R IY D
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impossible madame justice has its formalities what even for me said the baroness half jesting half in earnest for all even for myself among the rest
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IH M P AA S AH B AH L M AE D AH M JH AH S T AH S HH AE Z IH T S F AO R M AE L AH T IY Z W AH T IY V IH N F AO R M IY S EH D DH AH B EH R AH N IH S HH AE F JH EH S T IH NG HH AE F IH N ER N IH S T F AO R AO L IY V IH N F AO R M AY S EH L F AH M AH NG DH AH R EH S T
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replied villefort ah exclaimed the baroness without expressing the ideas which the exclamation betrayed villefort looked at her with that piercing glance which reads the secrets of the heart
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R IH P L AY D V IH L IH F AO R T AA IH K S K L EY M D DH AH B EH R AH N IH S W IH TH AW T IH K S P R EH S IH NG DH AH AY D IY AH Z W IH CH DH AH EH K S K L AH M EY SH AH N B IH T R EY D V IH L IH F AO R T L UH K T AE T HH ER W IH DH DH AE T P IH R S IH NG G L AE N S W IH CH R IY D Z DH AH S IY K R AH T S AH V DH AH HH AA R T
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you refer to the terrible rumors spread abroad in the world that the deaths which have kept me in mourning for the last three months
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Y UW R AH F ER T UW DH AH T EH R AH B AH L R UW M ER Z S P R EH D AH B R AO D IH N DH AH W ER L D DH AE T DH AH D EH TH S W IH CH HH AE V K EH P T M IY IH N M AO R N IH NG F AO R DH AH L AE S T TH R IY M AH N TH S
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have not happened by natural means i was not thinking of that replied madame danglars quickly yes you were thinking of it and with justice
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HH AE V N AA T HH AE P AH N D B AY N AE CH ER AH L M IY N Z AY W AA Z N AA T TH IH NG K IH NG AH V DH AE T R IH P L AY D M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z K W IH K L IY Y EH S Y UW W ER TH IH NG K IH NG AH V IH T AH N D W IH DH JH AH S T AH S
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you who pursue crime so vindictively answer now
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Y UW HH UW P ER S UW K R AY M S OW V IH N D IH K T IH V L IY AE N S ER N AW
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the baroness became pale you were saying this were you not well i own it i will answer you
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DH AH B EH R AH N IH S B IH K EY M P EY L Y UW W ER S EY IH NG DH IH S W ER Y UW N AA T W EH L AY OW N IH T AY W IH L AE N S ER Y UW
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then resting both hands upon his desk he said in a voice more hollow than usual there are crimes which remain unpunished because the criminals are unknown
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DH EH N R EH S T IH NG B OW TH HH AE N D Z AH P AA N HH IH Z D EH S K HH IY S EH D IH N AH V OY S M AO R HH AA L OW DH AE N Y UW ZH AH W AH L DH EH R AA R K R AY M Z W IH CH R IH M EY N AH N P AH N IH SH T B IH K AO Z DH AH K R IH M AH N AH L Z AA R AH N N OW N
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villefort here extended his hand toward a large crucifix placed opposite to his desk when they are discovered i swear to you by all i hold most sacred
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V IH L IH F AO R T HH IY R IH K S T EH N D AH D HH IH Z HH AE N D T AH W AO R D AH L AA R JH K R UW S AH F IH K S P L EY S T AA P AH Z AH T T UW HH IH Z D EH S K W EH N DH EY AA R D IH S K AH V ER D AY S W EH R T UW Y UW B AY AO L AY HH OW L D M OW S T S EY K R AH D
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now after the oath i have just taken and which i will keep madame dare you ask for mercy for that wretch but sir are you sure he is as guilty as they say listen
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N AW AE F T ER DH AH OW TH AY HH AE V JH AH S T T EY K AH N AH N D W IH CH AY W IH L K IY P M AE D AH M D EH R Y UW AE S K F AO R M ER S IY F AO R DH AE T R EH CH B AH T S ER AA R Y UW SH UH R HH IY IH Z AE Z G IH L T IY AE Z DH EY S EY L IH S AH N
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this is his description benedetto condemned at the age of sixteen for five years to the galleys for forgery he promised well as you see first a runaway then an assassin
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DH IH S IH Z HH IH Z D IH S K R IH P SH AH N B IH N AH D EH T OW K AH N D EH M D AE T DH AH EY JH AH V S IH K S T IY N F AO R F AY V Y IH R Z T UW DH AH G AE L IY Z F AO R F AO R JH ER IY HH IY P R AA M AH S T W EH L AE Z Y UW S IY F ER S T AH R AH N AH W EY DH EH N AE N AH S AE S AH N
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and who is this wretch who can tell a vagabond a corsican has no one owned him no one his parents are unknown
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AH N D HH UW IH Z DH IH S R EH CH HH UW K AE N T EH L AH V AE G AH B AA N D AH K AO R S AH K AH N HH AE Z N OW W AH N OW N D HH IH M N OW W AH N HH IH Z P EH R AH N T S AA R AH N N OW N
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but who was the man who brought him from lucca another rascal like himself perhaps his accomplice the baroness clasped her hands
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B AH T HH UW W AA Z DH AH M AE N HH UW B R AO T HH IH M F R AH M L UW K AH AH N AH DH ER R AE S K AH L L AY K HH IH M S EH L F P ER HH AE P S HH IH Z AH K AA M P L AH S DH AH B EH R AH N IH S K L AE S P T HH ER HH AE N D Z
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for heaven's sake madame said villefort with a firmness of expression not altogether free from harshness for heaven's sake
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F AO R HH EH V AH N Z S EY K M AE D AH M S EH D V IH L IH F AO R T W IH DH AH F ER M N AH S AH V IH K S P R EH SH AH N N AA T AO L T AH G EH DH ER F R IY F R AH M HH AA R SH N AH S F AO R HH EH V AH N Z S EY K
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what am i the law has the law any eyes to witness your grief
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W AH T AE M AY DH AH L AO HH AE Z DH AH L AO EH N IY AY Z T UW W IH T N AH S Y AO R G R IY F
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has the law a memory for all those soft recollections you endeavor to recall no madame
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HH AE Z DH AH L AO AH M EH M ER IY F AO R AO L DH OW Z S AA F T R EH K AH L EH K SH AH N Z Y UW IH N D EH V ER T UW R IY K AO L N OW M AE D AH M
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and when it commands it strikes you will tell me that i am a living being and not a code a man and not a volume look at me madame
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AH N D W EH N IH T K AH M AE N D Z IH T S T R AY K S Y UW W IH L T EH L M IY DH AE T AY AE M AH L IH V IH NG B IY IH NG AH N D N AA T AH K OW D AH M AE N AH N D N AA T AH V AA L Y UW M L UH K AE T M IY M AE D AH M
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have mankind treated me as a brother have they loved me have they spared me has any one shown the mercy towards me that you now ask at my hands no madame they struck me always struck me
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HH AE V M AE N K AY N D T R IY T AH D M IY AE Z AH B R AH DH ER HH AE V DH EY L AH V D M IY HH AE V DH EY S P EH R D M IY HH AE Z EH N IY W AH N SH OW N DH AH M ER S IY T AH W AO R D Z M IY DH AE T Y UW N AW AE S K AE T M AY HH AE N D Z N OW M AE D AH M DH EY S T R AH K M IY AO L W EY Z S T R AH K M IY
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woman siren that you are
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W UH M AH N S AY R AH N DH AE T Y UW AA R
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well be it so let me blush for the faults you know and perhaps perhaps for even more than those but having sinned myself it may be more deeply than others
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W EH L B IY IH T S OW L EH T M IY B L AH SH F AO R DH AH F AO L T S Y UW N OW AH N D P ER HH AE P S P ER HH AE P S F AO R IY V IH N M AO R DH AE N DH OW Z B AH T HH AE V IH NG S IH N D M AY S EH L F IH T M EY B IY M AO R D IY P L IY DH AE N AH DH ER Z
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i never rest till i have torn the disguises from my fellow creatures and found out their weaknesses i have always found them and more i repeat it with joy with triumph i have always found some proof of human perversity or error
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AY N EH V ER R EH S T T IH L AY HH AE V T AO R N DH AH D IH S G AY Z IH Z F R AH M M AY F EH L OW K R IY CH ER Z AH N D F AW N D AW T DH EH R W IY K N AH S AH Z AY HH AE V AO L W EY Z F AW N D DH EH M AH N D M AO R AY R IH P IY T IH T W IH DH JH OY W IH DH T R AY AH M F AY HH AE V AO L W EY Z F AW N D S AH M P R UW F AH V HH Y UW M AH N P ER V ER S AH T IY AO R EH R ER
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every criminal i condemn seems to me living evidence that i am not a hideous exception to the rest alas alas alas all the world is wicked let us therefore strike at wickedness
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EH V ER IY K R IH M AH N AH L AY K AH N D EH M S IY M Z T UW M IY L IH V IH NG EH V AH D AH N S DH AE T AY AE M N AA T AH HH IH D IY AH S IH K S EH P SH AH N T UW DH AH R EH S T AH L AE S AH L AE S AH L AE S AO L DH AH W ER L D IH Z W IH K AH D L EH T AH S DH EH R F AO R S T R AY K AE T W IH K AH D N AH S
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with a feverish rage which gave a ferocious eloquence to his words
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W IH DH AH F IY V ER IH SH R EY JH W IH CH G EY V AH F ER OW SH AH S EH L AH K W AH N S T UW HH IH Z W ER D Z
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this young man though a murderer is an orphan abandoned by everybody so much the worse or rather so much the better
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DH IH S Y AH NG M AE N DH OW AH M ER D ER ER IH Z AE N AO R F AH N AH B AE N D AH N D B AY EH V R IY B AA D IY S OW M AH CH DH AH W ER S AO R R AE DH ER S OW M AH CH DH AH B EH T ER
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but this is trampling on the weak sir the weakness of a murderer his dishonor reflects upon us
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B AH T DH IH S IH Z T R AE M P L IH NG AA N DH AH W IY K S ER DH AH W IY K N AH S AH V AH M ER D ER ER HH IH Z D IH S AA N ER R IH F L EH K T S AH P AA N AH S
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oh sir exclaimed the baroness you are without pity for others well then i tell you they will have no mercy on you be it so said villefort raising his arms to heaven at least
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OW S ER IH K S K L EY M D DH AH B EH R AH N IH S Y UW AA R W IH TH AW T P IH T IY F AO R AH DH ER Z W EH L DH EH N AY T EH L Y UW DH EY W IH L HH AE V N OW M ER S IY AA N Y UW B IY IH T S OW S EH D V IH L IH F AO R T R EY Z IH NG HH IH Z AA R M Z T UW HH EH V AH N AE T L IY S T
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delay the trial till the next assizes
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D IH L EY DH AH T R AY AH L T IH L DH AH N EH K S T AH S AY Z IH Z
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no madame said villefort instructions have been given
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N OW M AE D AH M S EH D V IH L IH F AO R T IH N S T R AH K SH AH N Z HH AE V B IH N G IH V AH N
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five days are more than i require
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F AY V D EY Z AA R M AO R DH AE N AY R IY K W AY ER
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i sometimes lose all recollection of the past and then i experience the same sort of happiness i can imagine the dead feel still it is better than suffering but sir he has fled let him escape inaction is a pardonable offence
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AY S AH M T AY M Z L UW Z AO L R EH K AH L EH K SH AH N AH V DH AH P AE S T AH N D DH EH N AY IH K S P IH R IY AH N S DH AH S EY M S AO R T AH V HH AE P IY N AH S AY K AE N IH M AE JH AH N DH AH D EH D F IY L S T IH L IH T IH Z B EH T ER DH AE N S AH F ER IH NG B AH T S ER HH IY HH AE Z F L EH D L EH T HH IH M IH S K EY P IH N AE K SH AH N IH Z AH P AA R D AH N AH B AH L AH F EH N S
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i tell you it is too late early this morning the telegraph was employed and at this very minute
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AY T EH L Y UW IH T IH Z T UW L EY T ER L IY DH IH S M AO R N IH NG DH AH T EH L AH G R AE F W AA Z EH M P L OY D AH N D AE T DH IH S V EH R IY M IH N AH T
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a dragoon has brought this despatch from the minister of the interior
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AH D R AE G W AH N HH AE Z B R AO T DH IH S D EH S P AE CH F R AH M DH AH M IH N AH S T ER AH V DH AH IH N T IH R IY ER
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madame danglars trembled with fear villefort started with joy arrested he exclaimed he was taken at compiegne and all is over
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M AE D AH M D AE NG G L ER Z T R EH M B AH L D W IH DH F IH R V IH L IH F AO R T S T AA R T AH D W IH DH JH OY ER EH S T AH D HH IY IH K S K L EY M D HH IY W AA Z T EY K AH N AE T K AH M P IY Y AA N AH N D AO L IH Z OW V ER
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pale and cold adieu sir she said adieu madame replied the king's attorney as in an almost joyful manner he conducted her to the door
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chapter seventeen when wendy grew up i hope you want to know what became of the other boys they were waiting below to give wendy time to explain about them and when they had counted five hundred they went up
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they went up by the stair because they thought this would make a better impression they stood in a row in front of missus darling with their hats off and wishing they were not wearing their pirate clothes they said nothing but their eyes asked her to have them
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