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 1 I |       a foreigner, an enemy of~France who wants to help the ironfounders
 2 I |     common use in the South of France. The decrepit~casements
 3 II|  factory of marine ordnance in France was established at Ruelle,
 4 II|      than in any other part of France. "The man of~L'Houmeau"
 5 II|       durable~social system in France. As the overweening haughtiness
 6 II|      been a duke and a peer of France, like many another; whereas,
 7 II|       families in the south of~France. There had been a Negrepelisse
 8 II| paladins of old. The cities of~France, however avaricious or refractory,
 9 II|      the baton of a Marshal of~France. Love, restrained, greater
10 II|     foreign books published in France for the first time between~
11 IV|         generally speaking, in~France; esprit soon dries up the
12 V |             The true poetry of France is song, lyric verse," Chatelet
13 V |       The great sacred poem of France is still unwritten," remarked
14 V |     was almost undreamed of in France, although,~about 1799, Denis
15 VI|        reeds that~grow here in France.~ ~"Labor is very cheap
16 VI|      next! She is the Queen of France, I suppose."~ ~"Very well,
17 VI|       among the great names of France; and, in truth, as he went~