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1         I,II |       The~following are the only facts preserved about his civil
2         I,III| reduction. Circumstances, actual facts, and not the imagination
3         I,II |          a~newspaper with little facts and ready-made items kept
4         I,II |          Monsieur, these are the facts," he resumed. "I am engaged
5         I,III|      client, and thus~verify the facts alleged by Derville, who
6         I,VI |   solicitude, so~much labor. The facts his uncle now told him petrified