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 1         I,I  |        manufacture the~oil from nuts, which yield it readily
 2         I,I  |         With the shells of your nuts? To rise in society you
 3         I,I  |        gravely.~"But the oil in nuts is also powerful, wife.
 4         I,III|    about Anselme and the oil of nuts.~ ~The suspicions of his
 5         I,IV |     attend to the matter~of the nuts."~ ~*****~ ~After an hour'
 6         I,IV |       the Rue de Lombards where nuts for sugarplums were to be
 7         I,IV |        among sacks of filberts, nuts,~and chestnuts.~ ~"Good-morning,
 8         I,IV |          you ought to sell your nuts cheap," said~Birotteau,
 9         I,IV |        many~of the sweet little nuts may you want, my love?"~ ~"
10         I,IV |        What's the price of your nuts?"~ ~"For you, old fellow,
11         I,IV |          Now, just handle those nuts; heavy,~aren't they? Less
12         I,V  |         to hear the truth about nuts," said Cesar, half to~himself.~ ~"
13         I,V  |      Cesar, half to~himself.~ ~"Nuts?" said Popinot.~ ~"There
14         I,V  |        I've let loose the~word /nuts/,--all is there. The oil
15         I,V  |        all is there. The oil of nuts is the only oil that has~
16         I,V  |        point and got the oil of nuts, thanks to your relation,
17         I,V  |          talking to a seller of nuts, so as to get hold of the
18         I,V  |   extracts, we sell an~essence. Nuts are worth five sous a pound,
19         I,V  |      continuing the joke.~ ~"My nuts are bought!" cried Birotteau,
20         I,V  |    thought of~selling an oil of nuts, believing that the ancients
21         I,V  |    Dupuytren~told me the oil of nuts had a stimulating property.
22         I,V  |    allow me to think the oil of~nuts a prodigy."~ ~"What would
23         I,V  |   morning at~seven o'clock; the nuts will be there, and we will
24         I,V  |      some scent and the name~of nuts into the oil, how could
25         I,V  | important days in our life! The nuts are bought, the~hydraulic
26         I,VI |         launching of the oil of nuts to this incomparable~steersman
27         I,VI |        vowed to give the oil of nuts that sacred~name, accepting
28         I,VI |       before the arrival of the nuts. While waiting~for Madame
29         I,VI |    right to seize upon the only nuts in Paris? Where did you~
30         I,VI |        are~millionaires!"~ ~The nuts delivered, Raguet, the workmen,
31         I,VI |       for mixing the essence of nuts with~other and less costly
32         I,VI |      more especially the oil of nuts), the action of the~outer
33         I,V  |           Yes, and I'll pull my nuts out of the fire, too! Marie-Jeanne,
34         I,V  |     side of your mouth. Yes, my nuts and my~francs, picked up