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1 I  |      Very's largest room, for instance,~is cut in two by a removable
2 II |       The firm of Necker,~for instance, was ruined in this way;
3 II |   firm of Paris Brothers, for instance, that helped to pull down~
4 IV |      When the Baron died, for instance, the Shepherdess all but
5 IV |    our dear les Lupeaulx,~for instance, whose position was so deeply
6 V  | Infinity and Nothingness, for instance, are like; everything that
7 VI |   gambling passion lurks, for instance, at the bottom~of every
8 VII|      and such a manPalma, for instance, who is~something the same
9 VII|  livres, derived in the first instance from~the argentiferous lead-mines."~ ~"