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1 I  |   their ears, calling, "Come, spread your~wings; through that
2 II |     days; Angouleme could not spread~down to the Charente, and
3 III| stakes and flaming pyres; she spread the adjectives thickly on
4 III|       of Lucien's nature,~and spread corruption in his heart;
5 III|  bundles of boiled herbs were spread out along the wall,~the
6 IV |       enough. M. de Bargeton, spread at full length in his great
7 V  |       A gleam as of dawn that spread across the starry floor,~
8 V  |       s wings~have no room to spread themselves. I envy you;
9 VI |  entitled~Marguerites, should spread his fame through the world