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 1 Dedication|       exception in favor of one power, when the Parisian~press
 2 I         |         scale, for~unrecognized power is apt to avenge itself
 3 I         |          at strife with his own power,~and not with the baseness
 4 III       |         to great persons now in power, recommended him to the~
 5 III       |    place awaiting the~favors of power. His social talents he left
 6 III       | remission. The sins of those in power are~always overlooked--once
 7 IV        |        a~Desplein, two sorts of power that the nobles still try
 8 IV        |      far agreed with them--this power is nothing without a~knowledge
 9 IV        |  comprehend is to equal."~ ~The power of appreciating poetry is
10 IV        |        learns~the extent of her power; but so far Lucien had not
11 V         |        Pimentel.~ ~"Glory has a power of attraction to which we
12 VI        |       her love as a stimulating power; the desire which~she had
13 VIII      |         Court and with those in power. No~honor, no distinction,