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1         I,I  |     the Madeleine, I formally~object. You are perfumer: be a
2         I,III| Tillet; for the latter,~whose object was to ruin the perfumer,
3         I,IV |  ridicule of artists, and the object of~their everlasting contempt,
4         I,VI | desultory ways he attains his object, as I can~testify. In this
5         I,I  |  trustee who~speculates is an object of suspicion. Failure for
6         I,III|       that your father cannot object when~I speak to him of our
7         I,VI |   knavery of men's minds. The object of a~bankrupt, like that
8         I,VII|      Tillet~had explained the object of his visit, Popinot looked