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1         I,II |     was seen at~the balls of bankers and notaries. Such habits
2         I,VI | through his intercourse~with bankers. You may see him on the
3         I,I  |   guarantee him again to the bankers? The~circumstances in which
4         I,III|    children by business men,~bankers, and lawyers, who all have
5         I,IV |      not perceiving that the bankers~were tossing him from one
6         I,IV |   was unattainable. If three~bankers refused it, it was very
7         I,V  |      your appeals to various bankers, of their~refusals, of your
8         I,V  |       we are the grapes, the bankers are the casks. That~land
9         I,V  |   Gigonnet there are~certain bankers who want to strangle the