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 1 Dedication|         of journalism. For this~reason I desired that your victorious
 2 I         |  Pantagruel; though of~late, by reason of the persecution of societies
 3 I         |       in assignats, it stood to reason that thirty thousand~francs
 4 I         |      have~lost it, and for this reason the druggist deliberately
 5 II        |       business~again, for which reason you will find the name of
 6 III       |      wherein~rhyme did duty for reason. M. du Chatelet had besides
 7 III       |  knowledge, and are~profound by reason of their emptiness; and,
 8 III       |        later found out the real reason for their specious amiability.
 9 III       |      town, he chafed beyond all reason at the disparity between
10 IV        |         steady you. If you~have reason to complain of the treachery
11 IV        |        near by."~ ~"What is the reason of that?" asked Lucien politely.~ ~"
12 V         |         me, because I have more reason to love. You are an~angel;
13 V         | pressing question, and for this reason.~Since the downfall of the
14 VI        |       of the time. And~for this reason: although linen lasts so
15 VIII      |    plans; and when he asked the reason of their trouble, they~told