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1         I,II |       his wife died in giving birth to the last, and the poor
2         I,II |        came by night and~gave birth to a child in the garden
3         I,II |    the fates presiding at~the birth of men had denied the faculty
4         I,III|    had lost his mother at his birth. To give him a~trade, Madame
5         I,III| inventing a catastrophe, gave birth to this horrible~scheme.
6         I,VI |   vile proletaries of~ancient birth, his forefathers. March!
7         I,IV |    princess who'll never give birth to such as he. But, I~say,
8         I,VI |  which often occurs, like the birth of a~child nine months after