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1         I,II |        defendants extolled his kindness, his~conciliatory spirit;
2         I,III|      My lad, the disinterested~kindness of Monsieur Vauquelin is
3         I,III| already launched."~ ~This last kindness touched Popinot so deeply
4         I,IV |       of my stomach. Do me the kindness to go~forward; we will meet
5         I,V  |         and who comes to ask a~kindness equal to your genius,--and
6         I,I  |       undertake, purely out of kindness, to convert~them into money.
7         I,IV |      by this cold and grinning kindness~as much as by the harshness
8         I,VII|       in acknowledgment of the~kindness he had bestowed upon Birotteau;