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 1         I,IV |            two cages full of birds, a table~covered with oil-cloth,
 2         I,V  |           under a glass case, a round table covered with a cloth, on~
 3         I,V  |           when the dessert was put on table, leaving Cesar, his wife~
 4         I,VI |               gorge~yourself at every table where you dine; recollect
 5         I,VI |            those songs of Beranger at table;~and don't get fuddled.
 6         I,VI |               except at a tradesman's table, for the pot-houses--"~ ~
 7         I,VI |            old-~fashioned bureau, one table, two armchairs, and six
 8         I,VI |           when he caught sight of the table, and the~bottles swathed
 9         I,VI |           explained~the aspect of the table, where there stilled remained
10         I,I  |             bring her father a little table with writing-~things upon
11         I,II | chimney-corner,~before a little round table on which stood his frugal
12         I,II |               stake on the vast green table of speculation! He~therefore
13         I,II |              of a~starlit night. On a table of immense size lay the
14         I,II |               alter cases.~On another table were heaped portfolios,
15         I,III|               a thumb high, set out a table, which Birotteau~had not
16         I,III|               which she served at the table~with an agility that (to
17         I,III|              Cesar, as they rose from table, "I think those young~people
18         I,IV |       Delphine, motioning towards the table which was sumptuously served.~ ~"
19         I,IV |           banking-office, was a round table~covered with a green cloth,
20         I,IV |           Cesar now perceived a round table, hastily cleared of its