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 1 I   |        he~scheming out, at this moment, some way of not paying
 2 I   |        fortune!"~ ~Just at that moment the low glass door of the
 3 II  |        not have hesitated for a moment.~ ~M. de Negrepelisse maintained
 4 II  |       wounds to her soul at the moment when the cold of the provinces
 5 III |        if pain never gave him a moment's respite, a habit that
 6 III |      told the lady that at that moment in Angouleme there was "
 7 III |         the ladder. Seizing the moment,~she persuaded Lucien to
 8 III |       over the same ground in a~moment. Yet he did not know how
 9 IV  |     little yard, and in another moment the young printer appeared.
10 IV  |        Lucien, eclipsed at this moment by~the elegance of the inland
11 IV  |        to~posterity."~ ~At this moment Mme. de Bargeton appeared
12 IV  |   summer, was never still for a moment. She had a fine flow of~
13 IV  | anything that you tell her in a moment.~Did she not understand
14 V   |  petticoat. And at the selfsame moment Mme.~de Bargeton betrayed
15 V   |      lightened life for me in a moment; and my heart has been very
16 V   |      dearest, this is the~first moment of pure and unmixed joy
17 V   |      than linen. At the present moment,~paper is made of a mixture
18 VI  | Lachevardiere's readers at this moment; and the~Comte de Saint-Simon,
19 VI  |          Lucien came up at that moment and interrupted David's
20 VI  |        kindness might lead to a moment of~happiness. So he thought,
21 VI  |      smiles; and so at last the~moment comes for them when the
22 VII |                VII~Just at that moment Stanislas came up unheard
23 VII |         Bargeton sprang up in a moment, but the~spies beat a precipate
24 VII |       told. Everybody knew in a moment that Lucien had been~detected
25 VIII|       of many hopes; but at the moment~they could only feel how