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 1 I   |            the~one road to assured success, and had studied the causes
 2 I   |         swelling hopes of~manifold success; both consciously possessed
 3 I   |         diplomatists who hold that success justifies the~use of any
 4 III |       Princess, his reputation for success with women, the strange
 5 III |           Eve it~meant the dawn of success. The innocent creature did
 6 III |             David must witness his~success. It was one of those wild
 7 III |         that nothing succeeds like success, and it cost him something~
 8 IV  |         Lucien; I shall enjoy your~success; you will be like a second
 9 IV  |            which procured~him some success with women--he made them
10 V   |           the reward of his prompt success.~ ~"Decidedly, the Baron
11 V   |              Believe me, glory and success await the man of talent
12 V   |           has achieved some~signal success. Now success in literature
13 V   |           some~signal success. Now success in literature is only won
14 V   |            us to keep Lucien until success comes. My courage will never~
15 V   |             There lies his road to success."~ ~"And there lies his
16 V   |           banquets, the incense of~success is so sweet in his nostrils,
17 VI  |        more obstacle in his way to~success! His hopes were dashed to
18 VI  |     difficult one to play, and its success was the more~doubtful because
19 VIII|          how it contributes to the success of a clever young~man to
20 VIII| opportunity than this? Does not my success entirely depend upon my~