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 1         I,II |      left that city to visit his~brother Cesar. The bustle of Paris
 2         I,II |        over the~happiness of his brother's daughter, made inquiries
 3         I,II | Saint-Denis), Popinot the judge,~brother of Madame Ragon, Chiffreville
 4         I,III|          of Madame Ragon and his brother~an only son, who had lost
 5         I,V  |       the old bourgeoisie! Their brother, Popinot, the judge,~knows
 6         I,I  |          shall~first write to my brother; he is canon and vicar of
 7         I,I  |    following letter:--~ ~My dear Brother,--I find myself in so severe
 8         I,II |         of others. Go and see my brother~Adolphe, downstairs; explain
 9         I,II |         was to that of the~elder brother like a kitchen to a dining-room,
10         I,II |   Downstairs, Adolphe~unsaid his brother's words, excused him on
11         I,II |      Cesar entered, the~banker's brother was conversing with the
12         I,III|         Come," said Adolphe, "my brother feels a great interest in
13         I,III|     anything in his favor to his brother~Francois. If Francois gave
14         I,III|         word Roguin, touched her brother's foot, Pillerault spoke
15         I,V  |         might be from~monsieur's brother, so I did not open it."~ ~"
16         I,V  |         saved!" cried Cesar. "My brother! oh, my brother!" He kissed~
17         I,V  |       Cesar. "My brother! oh, my brother!" He kissed~the letter,
18         I,V  |        Tours, 10th.~ ~My beloved Brother,--Your letter gave me the
19         I,V  |          I was sure of him, poor brother!" said Birotteau, picking
20         I,V  |     Adieu, dear and well-beloved brother; I pray that at~this painful
21         I,V  |       has laid upon you--"~ ~"My brother, the abbe, has already prepared
22         I,V  |    confessor.~ ~"You have a good brother," said Monsieur Loraux, "