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 1         I,II |       fret~perpetually over the future. Her cold but ingenuous
 2         I,II |         view, and did view, the future in glowing colors;~all the
 3         I,III|         the~morrow; for her the future was after dinner, and the
 4         I,III|         Birotteau, confident of~future success. He found no difficulty
 5         I,III|    roaming the boulevard with a future of forty sous in his~pocket
 6         I,IV |     deputy-mayor, Birotteau the future possessor of half the lands
 7         I,IV |      his immediate gains to his future~interests. He listened patiently
 8         I,V  |  Popinot, he~concluded that his future partner had gone to dress;
 9         I,VI |     principal instrument of his~future fortune. Popinot the judge
10         I,VI |       in flesh and blood of the~future destinies of Cesar Birotteau.
11         I,VI |          If you are drunk, your future is lost. Roguin~will keep
12         I,VI |         drank~like lords to the future success of Cephalic Oil.~ ~"
13         I,I  |         Ah, monsieur," said the future notary, "one word! Has Roguin
14         I,I  |        up with advice as to his future conduct. His~countenance
15         I,IV |      you~must not--destroy your future. If Monsieur Birotteau is
16         I,VI | sacrifice the creditors~for the future prosperity of the restored
17         I,VI |      honest man a store for the future; always, however,~providing
18         I,VI |       when~they decide upon his future fate. For a man who can
19         I,VI |       beings;~they believe in a future, in a divine Providence;
20         I,VII|         voice.~ ~"Anselme, your future, your happiness, demand