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 1         I,I  |        terrify the imagination at a~moment when it has no power except
 2         I,II |            head-clerk; he had not a moment to give to pleasure. In
 3         I,II |             fainted with joy at the moment when, under~a linden at
 4         I,II |          his adversary at the right moment, and wearied him out with
 5         I,II |          doubt vowed to him~at that moment the undying hatred which
 6         I,II |             in~finance; and, at the moment of which we write, he had
 7         I,II |             enlighten man as to the~moment when he might arrest the
 8         I,III|       justified.~ ~*****~ ~From the moment when a man consents to play
 9         I,III|        Roguin, leaving him.~ ~For a moment, as Birotteau turned to
10         I,III|         master of himself at such a moment. You are a party to it.~
11         I,IV |           and which, at the present moment, had a~blood-sucker named
12         I,V  |            as they lighted up for a moment with a chaste flame, and
13         I,VI |            the property."~ ~At this moment a curious /broum! broum!/
14         I,VI |       ill-paid~work. At the present moment he had drunk to the dregs
15         I,VII|       present arms."~ ~Just at this moment Grindot was coming downstairs
16         I,VII|          there does at all balls, a moment when the animation of~the
17         I,VII|            to the excitement of the moment; the men are heated,~their
18         I,VII|             to the amusement of the moment, knowing that on the~morrow
19         I,VII|      psychical history of that rare moment in~the glorious finale of
20         I,I  |             to see his way. At this moment a figure appeared in the
21         I,I  |          sight of him again at this moment, Cesar was all the more~
22         I,I  |           architect came in~at this moment, and bowed to the perfumer,
23         I,I  | unmistakably feline.~ ~Just at this moment Ragon and Pillerault came
24         I,I  |         ears of the game.~ ~At this moment the late major-domo brought
25         I,I  |          tradesmen, disturbed for a moment Cesar's brain. He ordered
26         I,I  |              Stand in my skin for a moment and view the case. Give
27         I,I  |          meet:~would you, at such a moment, give your signature to
28         I,I  |          not the fugitive pain of a moment. He went slowly up the~stairs.~ ~ ~
29         I,II |             he saw only the present moment.~He resolved to attempt,
30         I,II |   remembered sadly that~for a brief moment he too had been a king among
31         I,II |           might lie in wait for the moment~of success, and then crush
32         I,II |           the capital at a critical moment,--an infamous trick, which~
33         I,III|             thing, and close it the moment you get into the thick of~
34         I,III|             pinched, but only for a moment."~ ~"I know,--that affair
35         I,III|         longer master of himself. A moment sooner, and the Bank, his~
36         I,III|            through the nose at this~moment! We are manufacturing on
37         I,IV |          hear no more,~for, at this moment, a young man entered the
38         I,IV |            him in to his master the~moment that du Tillet was visible:
39         I,IV |           leave me a poor miserable moment to~myself! I don't receive
40         I,IV |            at any time. I haven't a moment to love or~to loaf; I have
41         I,IV |           dropped his eyes. At this~moment the judge re-entered.~ ~"
42         I,IV |           man goes~through from the moment of his appeal for mercy
43         I,V  |                          V~From the moment when that word "Ungrateful"
44         I,V  |         lose Cesarine. At this very moment while I am speaking, she
45         I,V  |           papers from~Popinot, "one moment!"~ ~The four individuals
46         I,V  |          and daughter. Just at that moment Celestin, the head-clerk,
47         I,V  |            your~afflictions. At the moment when I offered the prayer /
48         I,V  |           of a~fate which, from one moment to another, brings excessive
49         I,V  |       conceive of the guillotine--a moment, and~all is over. But to
50         I,V  |             s misfortune. From this moment~Cesar's downfall was accomplished;
51         I,VI |           of his own justice at any moment.~Paris has seen the president
52         I,VI |   rectification to~it. At this very moment I am elaborating a memorial
53         I,VI |    Pillerault watched for the right~moment to familiarize Cesar's mind
54         I,VII|            ever-~present yet at the moment forced, instead of brightening
55         I,VII|         Cesar's mind, for one brief moment, all his~sorrows; his heart
56         I,VII|       Madame Birotteau. There was a~moment of profound silence, which
57         I,VII|             heart, and seemed for a moment beside herself.~"Cesarine
58         I,VII|                 Anselme knelt for a moment beside her and kissed her
59         I,VII|           the bar, and~seemed for a moment nailed there, gazing at
60         I,VII|           to his button-~hole. In a moment he was surrounded by his