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 1         I,II | acquaintance,~expressions were caught such as come to the surface
 2         I,III|      success! He had sometimes caught a glance of dignified~approval
 3         I,III|      time before Birotteau had~caught sight of him; when the perfumer
 4         I,III|      Popinot so deeply that he caught Cesar's~big hand and kissed
 5         I,IV |      show the~perfumer that he caught his ideas. When Cesar had
 6         I,IV |        upon~her forehead,--was caught up in a twist which showed
 7         I,IV |      would grow stout.~She had caught the sentiment of dress from
 8         I,IV |       when~Virginie, the cook, caught him by the arm:--~ ~"Monsieur,
 9         I,V  |      basin of holy-water first caught the eye. This~profession
10         I,VI |   cases,--an immense place,--I~caught sight of this flask; it
11         I,VI |       Monsieur Birotteau's.' I caught him, I~led him, I mastered
12         I,VI | lighted up hilariously when he caught sight of the table, and
13         I,I  |      bad securities I shall be caught, like a fool."~ ~"And yet
14         I,I  |        much in his day, and he caught the meaning of~half a word.
15         I,III|      virtuous~merchant who had caught him, red-handed, in a theft.
16         I,IV |       staircase, and~Birotteau caught him at the bottom just as
17         I,IV |        at whose windows he had caught a glimpse~of green curtains
18         I,VI |     ran after a~mouse when she caught sight of it,--"my affair
19         I,VII|    shudder, for~his quick eyes caught the following words in the
20         I,VII|     hastened his steps,~for he caught sight of the new sign,--~ ~
21         I,VII|       is~sobered by a glimpse, caught through the rich gratings,
22         I,VII|     man~a scoundrel.~ ~Matifat caught sight of Cesar, and immediately