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<ref name="n4"> In his (almost immediate) reply of 28 August 1915 (CP 02993; Kolb, XIV, no. 105), Hauser responds to these insinuations that he has been absent from work by saying that he has "not missed a single day" since April and that Proust's messenger must not have gone up to his office because nobody at the bank had seen him for a long time. [FL] </ref>

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<ref name="n4"> Dans sa réponse (quasi immédiate) du 28 août 1915 (CP 02993 ; Kolb, XIV, n° 105), Hauser répondra à ces insinuations d'absentéisme au travail que depuis le mois d'avril il n'a « pas manqué un seul jour » et que le messager de Proust n'a pas dû monter jusqu'à son bureau, personne à la banque ne l'ayant vu depuis longtemps. [FL] </ref>

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  1. In his (almost immediate) reply of 28 August 1915 (CP 02993; Kolb, XIV, no. 105), Hauser responds to these insinuations that he has been absent from work by saying that he has "not missed a single day" since April and that Proust's messenger must not have gone up to his office because nobody at the bank had seen him for a long time. [FL]