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 1 1|          conceived herself fully~capable of directing a statesman,
 2 1|       gain the ear of a minister capable of~appreciating his ideas.
 3 3|          ambition,~Elisabeth was capable of requiring others to do
 4 3|       patience of~a cat, and was capable of bringing about some cold
 5 3|   head-clerk as well as the~most capable man in the division; also
 6 3|          Why should you think me capable of that?"~ ~Des Lupeaulx
 7 4|  appointment over the head of so~capable a man as Rabourdin had been
 8 4|        or Bixiou; for Bixiou was~capable of anything, even of doing
 9 4|     Flavie Minoret, one of those capable and~charming Parisian women
10 4|   dominoes, the only game~he was capable of understanding. When his
11 4|         at fencing, seemed quite capable of extreme brutality~if
12 5| espionage or tale-bearing. A man capable of~informing against his
13 5|          believe one among us is capable of~such an act. But that'
14 5|        Rabourdin is the only man capable of taking charge~of the
15 6|        to give up a woman who is capable of becoming a most~precious
16 7|     after~point him out as a man capable of the blackest crimes;
17 7|         me! That's what~men are! capable of sleeping with the wife
18 8|       shouldn't have thought you capable of that~distinction, my
19 8|         It is not ideas, but men capable of executing them that~we