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 1 I   |      have learned his business pretty~thoroughly in the great
 2 I   |    that will carry you to~some pretty bit of property like Marsac."~ ~
 3 I   |           Still we have a very pretty type which might suit it,"
 4 III |    Chatelet had besides a very pretty~talent for filling in the
 5 III |      little staled in truth by pretty hard and constant wear,
 6 III | provincial tradesman.~"Are you pretty middling? I have just been
 7 III |      Your sister is uncommonly pretty,~and you are not so bad
 8 V   |    Louise, and the Bishop, and~pretty Laure de Rastignac besought
 9 V   |       a~printer. It is as if a pretty woman should make her own
10 V   |   Lucien took comfort from the pretty speech, and forgot his woes~
11 V   |       given population gives a pretty constant~result, and it
12 VI  |     fro in his apartments, the pretty sitting-room, the charming~
13 VIII|        piping at the edges. So pretty! It makes one wish one were
14 VIII|        locked~himself into his pretty new study until he could