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 1         I,I  |      Birotteau suddenly saw a strong light in the~room beyond
 2         I,I  |  which yield it readily under strong pressure. In a~year, according
 3         I,II |       commercial events which strong brains dominate, may become~
 4         I,II |    was bound by ties that~are strong enough to hold ingenuous
 5         I,III|  depths of a purpose which is strong enough to~lie in wait for
 6         I,III|     not mistake; the enemy is strong, well~entrenched, formidable!
 7         I,III|  launched. The~conception was strong. The square bottles were
 8         I,V  |      broad shoulders showed a strong frame; he was dry by~temperament,
 9         I,V  |       that of all men who are strong without assumption, increased
10         I,VI |   your business habits are so strong~that you must argue over
11         I,I  | thought the worthy perfumer a strong and able man, was~alarmed
12         I,I  |     reason was in~danger, the strong constitution of the Tourangian
13         I,III|     will be silent, resigned, strong~to bear it. No, you shall
14         I,IV |       baron to his wife, in a strong German~accent, as he rose
15         I,V  |       of my affairs I do feel strong enough to pay forty~thousand
16         I,VI |      sooner."~ ~Pillerault, a strong man,--strong through the
17         I,VI |    Pillerault, a strong man,--strong through the simplicity of
18         I,VII| forget is the great secret of strong, creative natures,--to forget,~
19         I,VII|  human justice stand forth in strong relief by reflections which