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 1         I,II |        heads, decapitated a few steps from the shop-door, roused
 2         I,II |         against Napoleon on the~steps of Saint-Roch, and was wounded
 3         I,II |         which struck him on the steps of Saint-Roch~gave him the
 4         I,II |      craftiness~left him on the steps of the Bourse, or when he
 5         I,II |   himself~and walking off a few steps, as if he had gone to find
 6         I,III|        Trailles,~whose earliest steps in a career of vice showed
 7         I,IV |       for the Bourbons upon the steps of Saint-Roch on the 13th~
 8         I,IV |       for the Bourbons upon the steps of Saint-Roch on the 13th~
 9         I,IV |      and had to return upon his steps.~ ~ ~
10         I,V  |       for the Bourbons~upon the steps of Saint-Roch, on the 13th
11         I,V  | defended--at your age--upon the~steps of Saint-Roch on the 13th
12         I,VI |       for the~Bourbons upon the steps of Saint-Roch, on the 13th
13         I,I  |       understand that the first steps in a profession are difficult;
14         I,II |  Birotteau~bethought him of the steps he ought to take about the
15         I,II |      Popinot is following in my steps."~ ~He did not understand
16         I,II |     persons of importance three steps from the door of his study.
17         I,VI |         matters, that immediate steps might be taken to liquidate
18         I,VI |  endurable to his nephew.~ ~The steps taken by Molineux, and agreed
19         I,VI |     free, and we are only a few steps from the Rue des~Cinq-Diamants;
20         I,VII|      Monsieur Crottat, only two steps from here."~ ~"Before a
21         I,VII|    thought; and he hastened his steps,~for he caught sight of
22         I,VII|    cause in Vendemiaire, on the~steps of the Saint-Roch, which
23         I,VII|       who shed his blood on the~steps of Saint-Roch an office