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 1         I,I  |       country by merely~selling perfumery for twenty years to those
 2         I,I  |        Ragon,' and put simply,~'Perfumery' in big letters of gold.
 3         I,I  |        are in it.~After selling perfumery like him for forty years,
 4         I,I  |     here, and it was~not to buy perfumery."~ ~"Well, my beauty, yes!
 5         I,II |   alliance between politics and perfumery. Although he remained~royalist,
 6         I,II |    cause, determined to give up perfumery, and live like honest~bourgeois
 7         I,II |         you should have need of perfumery, Mademoiselle, I could furnish~
 8         I,II |  merchandise and the details of perfumery,--a business which she~understood
 9         I,II |         outside the business of~perfumery. Mixing wholly with people
10         I,II |        lad--who had~just left a perfumery where he was refused a share
11         I,II |     with a stockbroker. He said perfumery did not suit him,~and he
12         I,II |     would enable him to~give up perfumery all the more quickly, and
13         I,III|     Madame de~Mortsauf, all her perfumery. I get a good deal of custom
14         I,IV |        different, especially in perfumery,~where everything fits like
15         I,VI | Birotteau.~ ~"By your labors in perfumery; the Bourbons know how to
16         I,VI |    While the declining glory of perfumery was about to send forth
17         I,I  |        s legitimate business of perfumery.~ ~"I came very near giving
18         I,II |     from a discovery of mine in~perfumery. Should it be necessary,
19         I,III|          Why don't you buy your~perfumery from me?"~ ~"The fact is,"
20         I,III|       manufacturers of Parisian perfumery; he wishes to~have business
21         I,IV |  husband, "Are you~going to buy perfumery?" The baron shrugged his
22         I,V  |         resounded in a~Parisian perfumery.~ ~"Learn to respect women,