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 1         I,I  |    upsets all theories; it is in fact a thunderbolt~working within
 2         I,I  |        the~name aloud, though in fact she had only uttered it
 3         I,II |          as an infant Jesus,--in fact, a king of men."~ ~Constance
 4         I,II |   elegance of Paris. In point of fact, this Paste and this Lotion~
 5         I,II |  considered very rich, though in fact he possessed~only a hundred
 6         I,II |      belonged to him through~the fact of his exposure and abandonment
 7         I,III|         be rich, was in point of fact~comparatively poor. He set
 8         I,III|        You are a party to it.~In fact, I brought you here that
 9         I,IV |          means, his~strength, in fact his whole mind was spent
10         I,V  |        had their~appartement; in fact, the dining-room, where
11         I,VI |          deserved to be,~what in fact he became, the king of commercial
12         I,VI |         be sold, sells itself in~fact: he won't believe in anything
13         I,VI |          recently made known the fact that hair is a dead substance,
14         I,I  |       fire. It is an established fact that persons who feel~through
15         I,III|       perfumery from me?"~ ~"The fact is," said du Tillet, "I
16         I,III|         mass of papers, where in fact Birotteau now~found him,
17         I,V  | entrusted to her; she filled, in~fact, a position above that of
18         I,VI |         nobility, is in point of fact~made up of traders who are
19         I,VI |        this is, that in point of fact the debtor appoints~his
20         I,VII|         we call attention to the fact that his~proceedings were