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1 I  |         Yet through it all you felt the influence of the~icy
2 I  | cheerful, and drooped when she felt low; he bore the weight
3 II |       was~Rastignac's view. He felt profoundly humiliated by
4 II |        What would~you have? he felt the prick in his heart,
5 II |   market. The great capitalist felt his inferiority.~How was
6 III|     his way~about in them, and felt himself secure amid these
7 V  |     was not insisted upon; you felt so much at home~there that
8 VII|        But such confidence was felt in the firm after the~two
9 VII|  crisis. The Baron de~Nucingen felt a lively regard for the