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1 1 |        this familyof absolutely no account in France,~and which would
2 1 | ground-floor, and after reading an account of~the manners, customs,
3 6 |           supposed to be a man, on account of the virility of~her first
4 9 |     despair. He felt himself of no~account. This ingenuous admission
5 10|      petted child of the family on account of the preference her~aunt
6 18|         explanation does not~fully account for Calyste's strange passion.~ ~
7 24|           more~good action to your account. Alas! I have long been
8 25|          was asked by Rochefide on account of Maxime.~Aurelie thus
9 25|          morning,you to~give me an account of progress, I to give you