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1 1|               really said something very profound!" Madame Rabourdin~said
2 3|                into what Bilboquet, that profound~philosopher, called the
3 4|            necessitated, he said, by the profound solitude of the~quarter
4 4|              Artist by nature~and really profound, though by flashes only,
5 4|               Bixiou never perceived the profound~contempt which Minard felt
6 5|                 you to keep this paper a profound secret; it is a work of
7 7| general-secretary, bowing with an air of~profound respect, bordering however,