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 1         I,I  |           Cesar! A woman who has lived with you all that time~knows
 2         I,II | Birotteaus kept only a cook, and lived in the~/entresol/ above
 3         I,II |         Sommervieux. Astronomers lived on spiders.~ ~These striking
 4         I,II |          nineteen years old, who lived with the Birotteaus and
 5         I,IV |       her clear skin. Though she lived in the lymphatic~atmosphere
 6         I,IV |         where the little old man lived, is the product of one~of
 7         I,IV |     minimum.~ ~Monsieur Molineux lived in one of the angles, on
 8         I,IV |    Gigonnet, a money-lender,~who lived in the Rue Grenetat. In
 9         I,IV |        in a vast embonpoint. She lived on the lower floor of a
10         I,V  |       chimeras. The fine old man lived a family life; he went about~
11         I,V  |         where~Monsieur Vauquelin lived, "we are about to enter
12         I,II |         the ears of its victims, lived and moved in a dazed condition.
13         I,III|       full to overflowing. Ragon lived in the Rue du~Petit-Bourbon-Saint-Sulpice,
14         I,IV |         banker was, and where he lived.~ ~"Have you got as far
15         I,IV |     catalepsy, in which the body lived and suffered~while the functions
16         I,V  |    leading feature. Old~Gigonnet lived on the third floor of a
17         I,V  |      room where the money-lender lived, before a hearth full of~
18         I,VI |        house in which~Pillerault lived; a man counted honorable.~ ~*****~ ~
19         I,VI |         risk.~ ~Cesar, though he lived with his uncle, never ventured
20         I,VI |           For fourteen months he lived on, full of religious thoughts
21         I,VII|             No, monsieur, I have lived from hand to mouth, that
22         I,VII|   chamber. Anselme and Constance lived like mother-in-law~and son-in-law