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1 I   | improvements that brought in no return in money,~had left it at
2 I   |        could~take it out on the return journey into the country;
3 III |       compose an~impromptu, and return with a quatrain, flat as
4 III |         renaissance, due to the return of the Bourbon~Lilies; she
5 III |      behind~because he meant to return; and Mme. de Bargeton did
6 IV  |      out of the difficulty by a return to~the artless ways of childhood;
7 V   |   Bargeton give your brother in return~for so many days spent at
8 VIII|         dropped before he could return the shot. The house-surgeon
9 VIII|         felt sure that Lucien's~return would bring the realization