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1         I,VI |       when called upon to pay the bill, arranged to leave him~the
2         I,VII|      would~never read. A terrible bill for binding was in the background.
3         I,VII|           had promised to~pay the bill. The "surprise" of Cesar
4         I,VII| wax-candles," said Braschon.~ ~"A bill of two hundred francs at
5         I,I  |         then came in to bring his bill.~ ~"A merchant is never
6         I,I  |        come intending to have his bill settled, suddenly~thought
7         I,I  |        Birotteau.~ ~"I brought my bill because it was the end of
8         I,I  |        who, having glanced at the bill, made no reply to~either
9         I,I  |          s clarionet, each with a bill.~ ~"Rabelais' quarter of