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 1         I,III|  Bourbons. Two months after the return~of Louis XVIII., Madame
 2         I,III|         State,~overtaken by the return of the Bourbons and anxious
 3         I,III|      travels in~Germany. On his return he found Madame Roguin faithful
 4         I,III|      cannot make him accept any return. Happily, I found out from~
 5         I,IV |         Bourdonnais, and had to return upon his steps.~ ~ ~
 6         I,V  |         can give you nothing in return."~ ~The man of science smiled
 7         I,VI |       make his savior any other return than that of sterile~gratitude.
 8         I,VI |      Marechal de~Villars on his return from Denain.~ ~"We have
 9         I,VII|         s shop, and obtained in return, Bossuet, Racine,~Voltaire,
10         I,II |         in case of loss, not to return the capital~of course, but
11         I,II |         property by demanding a~return of the capital at a critical
12         I,III|    begged Monsieur Birotteau to return on the~following Friday.
13         I,III|       doubtless contributed, in return for the care bestowed upon
14         I,III|     Messrs. Keller; tell him to return to the stable. Leave word~
15         I,IV |      and thinking to make him a return and also to put him~off
16         I,V  | superfluities in my life, I can return the~four hundred francs
17         I,V  |      with ever-growing anxiety, return at eleven~o'clock, and read
18         I,V  |         Birotteau to wait their return.~Monsieur le Comte de Fontaine
19         I,VII|     from~obligation and free to return boldly into the vortex of