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 1         I,I  |           of our territory. Let us show a true patriotism which
 2         I,I  |         love my country? I wish to show the liberals, my enemies,
 3         I,II | shopkeepers, this sketch~will also show by what singular chances
 4         I,II |       causes of his rise, we shall show that~fortuitous commercial
 5         I,II |    triumphantly, with an~excessive show of joy at discovering the
 6         I,II |         which suited well with the show that Cesar made~in his arrondissement,
 7         I,II |       edges~opened sufficiently to show a pleated shirt-frill. His
 8         I,IV |          nodding his head as if to show the~perfumer that he caught
 9         I,VI |     Popinot carried the product to show to Vauquelin, who~made him
10         I,VII|         take Cesar by the hand and show him the~appartement when
11         I,VII|    perfumer and his wife dared not show him. This~solemn apparition
12         I,VII|        lightly~before the eyes and show us visions of supernatural
13         I,II |           to one of~the servants, "Show monsieur the way to Monsieur
14         I,III|        modest gauzy neckerchief to~show a little of Cesarine's shoulders
15         I,IV |            the latter a promise to show him in to his master the~
16         I,IV |          of~arts and sciences; the show begins, the public enters;
17         I,V  |        large sums."~ ~"Then I will show them the letter."~ ~"They
18         I,V  |   precipitately, that he might not show a joy which~contrasted too
19         I,V  |     armchair~to the usurer, with a show of attention she had never
20         I,VI |            of the false~creditors, show the improbability of the
21         I,VI |          meeting would undoubtedly show~the poor man that they respected
22         I,VI |            the poor bankrupt might show himself with an open brow,
23         I,VII|         others to bear. I will now show you what sort of~task it