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1         I,II |        in their earliest prime, choice~dinners at Venua's followed
2         I,II |         too unscrupulous in the choice of means,~thinking all equally
3         I,II | official consulted Cesar on the~choice to be made. Monsieur and
4         I,IV |      arrange with him about~the choice of colors, so as to have
5         I,IV |       Mass; not that he had any choice between~deism and Christianity,
6         I,VI |     neighborhood made~Popinot's choice of the little street a good
7         I,III|     novel in shape, costly, and~choice in character. Birotteau
8         I,VII|    waiting for them,~these five choice people assumed an air and