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1         I,II | present history be the poem of middle-class vicissitudes, to~which no
2         I,V  | harmony with the arithmetic of middle-class sentiments. To explain it,~
3         I,VI |        people of old-fashioned middle-class breeding, the observer~Pillerault,
4         I,VII|    conventions,--that virtuous middle-class which brings up~ingenuous
5         I,VII|  chosen his wife,--in short, a middle-class~admirably represented by