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1         I,I  | borrow~forty thousand on the buildings and gardens where we now
2         I,IV |   who seeks to put up public~buildings finds it glorious to decorate
3         I,IV |       who talks about public~buildings! He is going to pitch the
4         I,IV |    neighborhood of unhealthy buildings. His means, his~strength,
5         I,V  |      a repulsive aspect. The buildings are horrible.~The vile uncleanliness
6         I,VII|   francs a year to get other buildings. Therefore, sixty~thousand
7         I,VII|     monuments which make all buildings in their neighborhood seem