Fanfaro

Rolla saw it, too, but before she could take it the clown had called Fanfaro's attention to it.

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Between ourselves, I do not think Fanfaro has ever been a rope-dancer.

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Fanfaro, "and if we can make use of your friendship --"

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This Fanfaro, as Madame Caraman had rightfully said, was a remarkably distinguished-looking gentleman.

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And while Spero slept Fanfaro began to relate the story of his life.

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Fanfaro jumped from his horse, and embraced his wife and daughter.

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Monte-Cristo and Albert rode slowly near Fanfaro, while Coucou and

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"I am a French colonist, count, and my name is Fanfaro."

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"What does Irene say to the proposition?" asked Fanfaro tenderly.

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Fanfaro, as we have before observed, was a fine-looking man, and Madame Irene looked like a marquise.

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