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 1         I,VI |       and the~Carminative Balm," whispered Madame Cesar to Madame Ragon,
 2         I,VI |     given him little education," whispered Madame Ragon to~Cesarine.~ ~
 3         I,VI |       dangerous.~ ~"All's well," whispered Roguin to Claparon.~ ~"I
 4         I,VI |  Precisely."~ ~"He is charming," whispered Cesar to his uncle.~ ~"He
 5         I,VII|          your mother asleep," he whispered. "La! la! a very good night
 6         I,VII|       said Braschon.~ ~Birotteau whispered to himself, "Flatterers
 7         I,VII| inferiority of a rival.~ ~"Bah!" whispered Roguin to his wife, "it
 8         I,VII|        of my own wishes," he had whispered as they left~the dinner-table, "
 9         I,I  | diplomatic air.~ ~"Monsieur," he whispered to Cesar presently, "you
10         I,I  |         the end of the year," he whispered~to Cesar; "but there's no
11         I,I  |         be out of his mind," she whispered to Cesarine, as Cesar rose~
12         I,III|         payments to-morrow?" she whispered as he sat~down beside her.~ ~"
13         I,III|        wished to seduce~me," she whispered in his ear.~ ~"Folly of
14         I,III|        newspapers alone (here he whispered in~Birotteau's ear) will
15         I,V  |        that we have got so far," whispered Pillerault to Constance,~"
16         I,V  |          takes a drop too much," whispered Celestin to his~neighbor.~ ~
17         I,VI |          manufactory."~ ~"Wife," whispered Cesar to Constance, "with
18         I,VII|         lips a single smile. She whispered a few words in his ear;
19         I,VII|     phrase is better than mine," whispered Cesar to Pillerault.~ ~"
20         I,VII|          the arm of his wife and~whispered, in a voice suffocated by