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 1 VI|    deal said about~affairs at Lyons; about the Republic cannonaded
 2 VI| profound, I can tell you. The Lyons trade is a soulless trade.~
 3 VI| reached such a pitch that the Lyons weaversthe~canuts, as they
 4 VI|      by the cost of living at Lyons; Lyons must~build theatres
 5 VI|      cost of living at Lyons; Lyons must~build theatres and
 6 VI|      fought~among themselves. Lyons had her Three Days, but
 7 VI|       which might have ruined Lyons and a whole branch of French
 8 VI|     have sent a clever man to Lyons, one of those men that are~
 9 VI|     reached a~million francs. Lyons has drawn her own conclusions;
10 VI|   given you an account of the Lyons~affair, its causes and effects,