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1 1|      nothing behind him but a dozen fine pictures which adorned
2 1|  Chamber, with their ten or a dozen ambitious and dishonest
3 1|    ten men; a prefecture by a dozen at the most;~which reduced
4 1|       and you obtain ten or a dozen millions; the modern "gabelle"~
5 2| dressed, dined, and visited a dozen or~fifteen salons between
6 4|    him."~ ~"I have told him a dozen times,--for after all one
7 5|   Bruel, we must get ten or a dozen lines about the worthy late
8 5|       kings.~ ~After ten or a dozen years of parliamentary struggle,
9 8| liberal journal,--only half a dozen lines, but~they are queer" [