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1         I,II |        at any price, solely to avoid being~scolded by his wife,--
2         I,II |   Monsieur Cesar Birotteau, to avoid counterfeits, informs the~
3         I,IV |    Molineux Cesar remarked, to avoid all unnecessary delay, that
4         I,VI | dangerous'; 'The Bourbons must avoid a conflict';~'Liberalism
5         I,II |        all Paris. No one could avoid coming~face to face with
6         I,VII|       for his eye was alert to avoid those he knew~as he crept
7         I,VII|         Monsieur Birotteau, to avoid a police-court which might~
8         I,VII|   habit of making a circuit to avoid~seeing his shop and the