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 1         I,I  |             one!) will sleep on the second floor. On~the third will
 2         I,II |          revisit the capital.~ ~The second son of the vine-dresser,
 3         I,II |           Birotteau, promoted to be second clerk,~profited by the occasion
 4         I,II |         with ineffable~delight. The second clerk of "The Queen of Roses,"
 5         I,II |        stood much in~need.~ ~At the second Restoration the royal government
 6         I,II |              but he only put on the second when he dressed for the
 7         I,III|          Days, and came back at the second Restoration,~having done
 8         I,IV |            I am deputy-mayor of the second~arrondissement; thus, as
 9         I,V  |         have come to consult you, a second time, on an~important matter,
10         I,V  |             mind. If he chooses~the second course, he makes himself
11         I,V  |         from~the first floor to the second floor. We shall have, as
12         I,V  |           and his wife slept on the second floor. Popinot's bedroom
13         I,V  |            that~of Celestin and the second clerk. On the third floor
14         I,VI |             The house, which~stands second from the Rue des Lombards,
15         I,VII|            temporary~bedroom on the second floor to discuss the lease
16         I,VII|            than~one intrigue in the second arrondissement. The friends
17         I,VII|             will take charge of the second~floor, the shop will be
18         I,VII|            Voltaire, "Oh!~Voltaire, second in everything, with more
19         I,I  |     thousand francs due to him. The second clerk went~through the books
20         I,I  |         dupe, we shall never find a~second," he made answer to Claparon,
21         I,II |             on the furniture, but a~second mortgage on the property
22         I,III|       orator~thought of buying. The second time, the two Kellers were
23         I,III|      Birotteau, deputy-mayor of the second arrondissement, and one
24         I,III| Petit-Bourbon-Saint-Sulpice, on the second floor of a dignified old~
25         I,III|           remarking that he was the second~notary who had absconded,--
26         I,IV |            of a boarding-house. The second room, announced by the~word "
27         I,V  |    article-Paris/ were made. On the~second floor, the elegant boxes
28         I,V  |           like those of a cat for a second, and~then shot out flames.~ ~"
29         I,VI |           to come out safe from the second. After advising Cesar to
30         I,VI |        approves and signs, like the second notary in~notarial deeds.
31         I,VI |         years, and this is only the second time that I~have seen a
32         I,VII|           be yours. I have kept the second story,~where I shall live
33         I,VII|          time a deputy-mayor of the second arrondissement and~had just
34       Add    |            History~The Magic Skin~A Second Home~A Prince of Bohemia~
35       Add    |      Gondreville Mystery~Honorine~A Second Home~Farewell (Adieu)~Scenes
36       Add    |           Molineux, Jean-Baptiste~A Second Home~The Purse~ ~Mongenod~
37       Add    |          Cat and Racket~Pierrette~A Second Home~A Daughter of Eve~ ~