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1         I,II |     justly or unjustly, are attributed to the natives of~his province.
2         I,II |   he handled, but every one~attributed his success to his intelligence
3         I,IV |     a man to whom~the world attributed extreme depth and capacity,
4         I,VI | superiority which Birotteau attributed to himself was naively~revealed,
5         I,VII|   in their hearts that each attributed Cesar's emotion~and his