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 1 1|      politics of a Nucingen, and playing a brilliant part in the~
 2 2|     should have them; he was not playing for a stake; he~challenged
 3 2|        clerks looked at this man playing bowls in the~gardens of
 4 3| Elisabeth, Baudoyer's wife, were playing a~virtuous game of boston
 5 3|       the Opera, where they were playing "The~Chinese Laborer." Elisabeth
 6 4|          social talents, such as playing quadrille music on the flute,~
 7 5|          which the secretary was playing.~ ~"Either he has not read
 8 6|          himself whether, before playing a trump~card for the husband,
 9 7| Rabourdin; "but the~game you are playing is just as dishonorable
10 7|         which a few persons were playing cards; and there~he planted
11 7|        Baudoyers, who were still playing boston at a late hour. No
12 8|           and in the Cafe Themis~playing dominoes.~ ~At certain epochs
13 8|    understand that you have~been playing me a shameful trick and