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1 1|    and Madame Rabourdin spent nearly~one hundred thousand francs
2 1| poverty. A galley-slave costs nearly as much, and does less.
3 2|       was the first to settle nearly three~million of them at
4 3|      heavy eyelids which fell nearly straight from the arch~of
5 3|     of our farms at Grajeux,--nearly twenty thousand francs a~
6 4|  study took place.~ ~In Paris nearly all these government bureaus
7 4|      that he was able to~draw nearly the whole of it himself.
8 6|     Your days of hardship~are nearly over; you'll get a post.
9 8|    man, Monsieur de la Roche, nearly fainted here. See his tears