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 1 2|        delightful surroundings.~Thanks to her father, Celestine
 2 2|       mind to dine there often. Thanks to~the perfectly proper
 3 2|    self-interest~paid! At last, thanks to her boldness, Madame
 4 3|       ballet-girl, and who now, thanks to his position, made himself
 5 4| sometimes going to~the theatre, thanks to du Bruel, who gave him
 6 6|       am sure,~send you his own thanks later."~ ~"I have done nothing
 7 6|         s, the king's jeweller. Thanks to the piety of this~gentleman,
 8 7|       monstrances; he succeeds, thanks to some clever hand that~
 9 7|       opposition,--for we have,~thanks to Monsieur de Chateaubriand,
10 7|         the wings of the wind,--thanks to three francs to the postboys
11 8|      ministry the~night before, thanks to Dutocq. Uncle Antoine