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 1 I       |      sent his son to Paris to study the higher branches of typography,~
 2 I       |    and drunkenness, like much study, makes the fat man~stouter,
 3 I       |   which would have led him to study the~differences between
 4 III     |      for David, his~nights of study. His young ardor recalled
 5 IV      |     something else; you might study~law or diplomacy, or go
 6 IV      |       locked himself into his study every~morning, he had not
 7 IV      |   spent the whole time in his study on puerilities, reading
 8 V       | experience of the world and a study of~human passion and interests
 9 VI      |  before me, and have begun to study the question. The~bamboo
10 VI      |      the tastefully furnished study, he might console himself~
11 VIII    |   himself into his pretty new study until he could recover himself,
12 Addendum|   Provincial at Paris~Another Study of Woman~Pierrette~The Member