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1         I,II |         Saint-Roch~gave him the reputation of being mixed up with political
2         I,II | contributed not a little to his reputation. Conscious of~his inferiority,
3         I,I  |       he must be~careful of his reputation. There will hardly be thirty
4         I,II |   interrupted the banker, "your reputation is a passport,~Monsieur
5         I,III|         had~demolished the past reputation of the poor man. Though
6         I,IV |        together. You have got a reputation which~would be very useful
7         I,IV |        her husband's commercial reputation: she waited silently~through