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 1 I       |             that M. Gille's sloping letters are the~fathers of your
 2 II      |           de Bargeton loved art and letters, eccentric taste on her
 3 III     |        share her~tastes for art and letters, because this one scraped
 4 III     |            It was one of those wild letters in which a young man points~
 5 III     |       points~a pistol at a refusal, letters full of boyish casuistry
 6 III     | PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST,~ ~in yellow letters on a green ground. It was
 7 VIII    |          are so fond of encouraging~letters and the arts, and you therefore
 8 VIII    |         make the fortunes of men of letters? Take~the right road and
 9 VIII    |        gibes and humiliate a man of letters; there was no stupid indifference~
10 Addendum|        David~ ~Maucombe, Comte de~ ~Letters of Two Brides~ ~Montriveau,