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1         I,III|     the worthy man, "is your aunt well?"~ ~"Yes, monsieur."~ ~"
2         I,III|    one can overhear us. Your aunt is in trouble; how did she
3         I,III|       Monsieur, my uncle and aunt put all their property into
4         I,VI |      Popinot returned to his aunt's house, where he was to
5         I,VII| daughter, mother-in-law, and aunt. He called the perfumer~
6         I,VII|   Popinot, emboldened by his aunt, who told him to dare all,
7         I,II |   could say to his uncle and aunt, "I am secure; my fortune
8         I,III|    On Sunday we dine at your aunt Ragon's," added Cesar, leaving
9         I,VI |      father, his mother, his aunt, /et caetera/.~This stern