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 1         I,II |     years~of age could read, write, and cipher, he left his
 2         I,II | Cesar had known how to read, write, and~cipher, but his education
 3         I,II |    at the moment of which we write, he had reached a~prosperity
 4         I,III|    at the period of which we write; but at that time they~were
 5         I,IV |   she could neither read~nor write, she answered a letter with
 6         I,V  |     receive my~cross. I will write you beforehand."~ ~"Well,
 7         I,V  |    thought Cesar, "either to write down Monsieur Vauquelin'
 8         I,VI |      at the time of which we~write, purely and simply, Gaudissart.
 9         I,VI |     honor."~ ~"How well they write nowadays," cried Cesar. "
10         I,VI |      at the time of which we write, the~late commercial traveller
11         I,VII|      crust people. Cesarine, write down Monsieur le Duc and
12         I,VII|      speak to."~ ~"Cesarine, write," said Birotteau. "/Primo/,
13         I,I  |   ninety days' sight,~and to write the form of a receipt.~ ~"
14         I,I  |    Pillerault. I shall~first write to my brother; he is canon
15         I,I  |      who is watching me as I write, while my poor~wife sleeps,
16         I,III|       he could~not refuse to write them, but they were to be
17         I,III|      this evening. Celestin, write down, 'Last~of March, note
18         I,IV |     t~you think you ought to write and tell him to assist an
19         I,IV |  friends, let us go to work:~write a prospectus! Down with
20         I,V  | shame. Celestin," he added, "write my resignation as deputy-mayor,--~
21         I,V  |      Monsieur de Vandenesse. Write to them, go and see them;