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 1         I,I  |        tell me what maggot you've got in your~head," replied
 2         I,I  |    brow: I can say~ours, for I've sat behind the desk through
 3         I,I  |     your mouth?"~ ~"Oh, if you've got the mines of Peru--"~ ~"
 4         I,I  |      are the fine projects you've been rolling in your noddle
 5         I,III| another's; but the thing is, I've been honest,--~/tenaciously/!
 6         I,III|     honest,--~/tenaciously/! I've kept to good conduct; I
 7         I,III|    young people.~Listen till I've done."~ ~Anselme fell into
 8         I,III|      you, my~boy! As for me, I've got my part to attend to.
 9         I,IV |   perfumes. God bless you, you've got something to do!~Excuse
10         I,V  |          said the perfumer. "I've let loose the~word /nuts/,--
11         I,V  |        my house! I am afraid I've forgotten what he said~about
12         I,VI |      ll take~charge of that. I've got a friend--early childhood--
13         I,VI |     itch, and my tongue too. I've got~commissions from all
14         I,I  |        said Lourdois, "for you've a long head."~ ~Molineux,
15         I,IV |    shall haf a running aggont. Ve vill broceed in dis vay--"
16         I,IV |      to~talk about business; I've got money enough, but I
17         I,IV |       I'm a good fellow when I've~got my pockets lined. Thunder!
18         I,IV |   tongs, and the very wood you've~got in the cellar! Gobseck!
19         I,IV | protested; I endorsed it,~so I've paid it. I shall send after
20         I,V  |       fans, and everything you've got here, for my two thousand~
21         I,V  |        leave this place till I've got my money."~ ~She made
22         I,V  |        to wear stolen goods! I've got~nothing but rabbit-skin
23         I,VII|        drudge, you people;~you've got good places. As for