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1 I  |      that bares man's breast~simply to expose the plague-sores
2 II |     Blondet; "her~cleverness simply consists in making more
3 II | dared to say that honesty is simply a question of~appearances;
4 II |      de~Jarnac'I repeat that simply for the sake of illustration,
5 V  |      of their set, she would simply say, 'A pleasant time to
6 VI |      the causes of the~evil, simply drove it in with a violent
7 VI |      in the affair,~Nucingen simply could not invent a bad speculation.
8 VI |    to ice in his veins.~ ~" 'Simply write to the Baron de Nucingen,
9 VII|  reply through the press; he~simply bought a splendid estate