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13572	Dumas, Alexandre	The Son of Clemenceau, A Novel of Modern Love and Life			.txt	text/plain	66045	3875	80	The father of a beautiful woman is not like any other man Like a man in a dream, Claudius, or, better, Felix Clemenceau, since "Hedwig!" said a woman's voice warily speaking, "open to me!" the young lady likes the position, for I know the old, be-spectacled "Well, madame," said Hedwig, like a cheap Jack, holding up the last of "Money, madame," said the servant with her widely opened eyes still more Long after Madame Clemenceau had left the room, the Italian stood in the Looking at the young man of two-and-twenty, Clemenceau knew by his own Clemenceau saw that the young man still believed in Césarine, but he did "Why, this is a force of nature, not man's work," said Cantagnac, "A young man like you die in a couple of days!" laughed Césarine. "Very likely, she cherishes some little fancy in her heart," said Madame	./cache/13572.txt	./txt/13572.txt