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1         I,II | therefore never~forgotten in the invitations of the mayor. Madame Birotteau
2         I,VII|    goodly number of~people whose invitations cost them more than one
3         I,VII|        guests and addressing the invitations,--which a stationer had~
4         I,VII|       Cesarine, "are fishing for invitations for~Monsieur and Madame
5         I,VII|         the question as to which invitations should be~given in person,
6         I,VII|          useless attempts to get invitations for himself,~his wife, daughter,
7         I,I  |        among them the surplus of invitations printed on pink~paper.~ ~"
8         I,VII|        Popinot distributed their invitations with much discretion. Both~