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 1         I,I  | advantage of the occasion to marry our daughter; sell the~business,
 2         I,I  |    Let us sell the business, marry Cesarine, and give up~your
 3         I,II |      of land, who let~Ursula marry him.~ ~During those two
 4         I,II |  early youth; he intended to marry in Touraine some woman rich~
 5         I,II |      Pillerault consented to~marry Cesar Birotteau, who fainted
 6         I,II |   mine!" He had vowed not to~marry till he was forty, and kept
 7         I,III|    life.~Apropos, when do we marry the Madeleine? Hey! hey!
 8         I,IV |  another tone with me."~ ~"I marry when I please," said the
 9         I,V  |   Mademoiselle Cesarine will marry Roguin's head-~clerk," the
10         I,VII|     won't~have bread to eat. Marry Mademoiselle Lourdois, the
11         I,VII|     who, they tell me, is to~marry the son of Monsieur Camusot
12         I,VII|         That's what it is to marry artists!" cried her father. "
13         I,VII|    out! Success, and I shall marry Cesarine! she~has told me
14         I,I  |    ready for me to-morrow. I marry my~daughter to little Crottat;
15         I,I  |      since he told me not to marry Cesarine; he said you would
16         I,V  |    of the notes], you should marry~her in a fortnight, if she
17         I,V  |      My~son, you shall never marry the daughter of a bankrupt."~ ~
18         I,VII|   Constance~had consented to marry Cesar. Pillerault, in concert
19         I,VII|   the hurry Popinot is in to marry Cesarine. He cannot wait