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 1         I,I  |   monologue; "we can get a superb salon."~ ~"Ah, ca! Birotteau,
 2         I,IV |      covered with horse-hair.~The salon had little curtains of some
 3         I,V  |         battle of Austerlitz. The salon,~decorated undoubtedly by
 4         I,V  |         wore the look of a little salon. During dinner Raguet,~the
 5         I,VI |    wanting, talked of gilding the salon.~On hearing that word Constance
 6         I,VII|     simply decorated. Next came~a salon, with three windows on the
 7         I,II |       Keller. He was shown~into a salon which adjoined the study
 8         I,II |       perfumer to the door of the salon, and said to one of~the
 9         I,III|    because of their~very age. The salon, hung with old damask and
10         I,IV |          took her father into the salon and played to him~"Rousseau'
11         I,IV |      which had evidently been the salon of the appartement~before
12         I,IV |          rushed into the handsome salon where~Madame Cesar was using
13         I,V  |      Ungrateful!" the door of the salon~opened and Popinot appeared.~ ~"
14         I,V  |       appartement and entered the salon. Hearing his step,~Cesarine
15         I,V  |     gently opened the door of the salon and made a sign to Madame~
16         I,V  | Pillerault who was waiting in the~salon.~ ~"My resignation is unbounded,"
17         I,V  |       himself on a cot-bed in the salon.~ ~When Constance heard
18         I,VII|     evening in the~mirrors of the salon, manifesting a joy at which
19         I,VII|         own home, when he saw his salon, his guests, the women in