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1         I,II |    going about the desk Cesar slipped three~bills of a thousand
2         I,III|   them. At the dawn of day he slipped out~noiselessly, leaving
3         I,IV | excuse me, monsieur, the word slipped out--I must warn~you that
4         I,IV |   alteration."~ ~The perfumer slipped behind his wife and made
5         I,VI |  Popinot saw the~gesture, and slipped his twenty-franc piece into
6         I,II |      a~bitch. A few bold curs slipped, in spite of him, into the
7         I,II |   preoccupation, and cleverly slipped the rake along the cloth.
8         I,IV |    rapidity of a swallow, and slipped into~the dining-room where