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1         I,I  |    clerks, and a shop-~boy. A prey to the nightmare, which
2         I,I  |     without luxury, they~will prey upon their friends without
3         I,II |       married~life, she was a prey to continual terror. She
4         I,III|   three years he had fallen a prey to one~of those unconquerable
5         I,III|        for she was~secretly a prey to an infamous scoundrel
6         I,IV | Birotteau followed Popinot, a prey to the anxiety a condemned
7         I,VII|      Anselme,~Birotteau was a prey to feverish agitation. He
8         I,VII|      the earth to give up its prey; the priest called~heaven