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 1         I,II |      himself,"--the gospel of large cities,--made Cesar think
 2         I,II |      never expected to~win so large a fortune, and he owed it
 3         I,II |  Faubourg~du Temple; he built large manufactories, and decorated
 4         I,II |      were very thick, and his~large chin fell in a straight
 5         I,II |       hairy hands, with their~large square nails, would alone
 6         I,II |    olive-green and always too large, and~his broad-brimmed hat
 7         I,III|      times gone by, Roguin--a large stout man, with a pimpled
 8         I,III|      advised Roguin to take a large sum from the remaining trust-moneys~
 9         I,III|      stake it bravely on~some large operation, either at the
10         I,III|     him to put by for himself large sums of money, in case he
11         I,IV |     less high, the rooms less large, and dared not question~
12         I,V  |     to bold strokes which put large sums of money in jeopardy.
13         I,V  |       is composed of a~rather large quantity of mucus, a small
14         I,VI |      with black lace woven in large square meshes; her~caps,
15         I,VI |    the store-rooms. Imagine a large and spacious shop, with~
16         I,VI |    days; the floor paved~with large white stones, most of them
17         I,I  |     the result was that three large contractors--Lourdois, Chaffaroux,~
18         I,III|    appartement decorated with large panels where painted~shepherdesses
19         I,IV |  discount his~signature for a large amount?"~ ~"Bring me his
20         I,IV | neighbor. In one corner was a large space screened off by an~
21         I,V  |     think you are abstracting large sums."~ ~"Then I will show
22         I,VI |       and at the head of some large commercial house. The /sine
23         I,VI |     merchant is involved to a large amount he accepts a failure~
24         I,VII|     sending me a sum~of money large enough to--"~ ~"Do you want