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 1 I  |       forty thousand livres," continued Finot; "his~sisters had
 2 II |  spite of all these virtues," continued Bixiou, "he might~very well
 3 II | six-and-~twenty atsay Blois," continued Blondet, taking no notice
 4 III|      four capitals of Italy," continued~Bixiou. "He lived in England
 5 IV |      maundering."~ ~"Isaure," continued Bixiou, looking askance
 6 IV |       abut Parisian manners," continued Bixiou, "but that is what
 7 IV |  unenthusiastic tone," Bixiou continued.~ ~"Just du Tillet himself
 8 V  |   friend, a druggist's wife," continued Bixiou.~"Said druggist had
 9 V  |       plagiarized with their 'continued in our next'), when~old
10 V  |    Couture.~ ~"The fact was," continued Bixiou, "that Nucingen had
11 V  |  stage machinery is so huge," continued Bixiou, "a good many~puppets
12 V  |  competition in investments," continued Bixiou.~"Paper-mache manufacturers,
13 V  |           is a gainer by it," continued Couture, taking no notice
14 VI |      capital lost to France," continued~Couture, "nor of the Frankfort
15 VI |      For two months past,"~he continued, "Godefroid had given himself
16 VI |     Claparon and Company, and continued'You have a~fortnight, a