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1         I,III| expression of his counterfeit~superiority.~ ~"Ah, monsieur! have you
2         I,IV |       to a sense of~masculine superiority. The charming girl inspired
3         I,VII|  woman knows how to judge the superiority or the~inferiority of a
4         I,II |         The sun of successful superiority dazzled the perfumer, as
5         I,VI | inextinguishable sense of the~superiority which Birotteau attributed