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1         I,I  |      water to make her happy, is precisely~the one who takes me for
2         I,II |       unfolded and shown to him, precisely like an Englishwoman in
3         I,II |         him very high patronage, precisely because he had~asked for
4         I,VI | Billardiere?" said Birotteau.~ ~"Precisely."~ ~"He is charming," whispered
5         I,VII|        of it, for it has a heart precisely because it is ignorant of~
6         I,III|        face.~ ~"Lost?--well, not precisely," said Birotteau, thunder-struck
7         I,VI |    becomes once more a merchant, precisely such as he was before; he~
8         I,VI |        with his uncle and Ragon. Precisely at half past ten~o'clock