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 1 I   |    the old "bear,"~who never spent a penny on repairs. The
 2 II  |   with whom her life must~be spent, and shuddered at her loneliness.
 3 III |     Lucien those three hours spent in her presence went by
 4 III |      went to the office, and~spent the day in reading proofs,
 5 IV  |    was dismayed by the pause spent by the rivals in mutual~
 6 IV  |     or mending a pen;~but he spent the whole time in his study
 7 IV  |   forty thousand livres, and spent their winters in~Paris.
 8 V   |      return~for so many days spent at her feet? Lucien has
 9 V   | heavily upon me, that I have spent days and nights in~search
10 VI  |      I sent you to school; I spent any amount of money to~make
11 VIII|    the mother, "but you~have spent too much, you have been
12 VIII|      Mother and daughter had spent all their little savings
13 VIII|      they possessed had been spent on table-~linen, house-linen,
14 VIII|     that I should be sorry I spent the~money on them." He brushed
15 VIII|  friends went to Marsac, and spent part of the~day with the