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 1         I,II |           signature,~and that the bottles have a stamp blown in the
 2         I,III| conception was strong. The square bottles were original; I have~thought
 3         I,III|          ripe reflection, smaller bottles of thin glass, encased in
 4         I,IV |       labels and the shape of the bottles, discussing the quality
 5         I,VI |           have found ten thousand bottles like that, all made ready
 6         I,VI |          Where did you~find these bottles?"~ ~"I was waiting to speak
 7         I,VI |          I saw thousands of these bottles packed in cases."~ ~"You
 8         I,VI |       fault with the shape of the bottles.~From one thing to another,
 9         I,VI |      money; they failed while the bottles were making.~The assignees,
10         I,VI |         arranged to leave him~the bottles and the money in hand, as
11         I,VI |           respects itself a dozen bottles a year,--eighteen francs;
12         I,VI |         baskets a dinner, and six bottles of wine selected with~discernment.~ ~"
13         I,VI |       sight of the table, and the~bottles swathed in significant napkins.
14         I,VI |       comb.~ ~"The oil is sold in bottles bearing the signature of
15         I,VI |     answer for a hundred thousand bottles in six~months. I'll attack
16         I,II |    sending Celestin three hundred~bottles of oil?"~ ~"No," he said.~ ~"
17         I,III|        oil?"~ ~"The three hundred bottles he sent us are all gone."~ ~"
18         I,III|           gilded and crowded with bottles, rejoiced the eye of~those
19         I,III|  prospectus. One hundred~thousand bottles bought. Ah, it is all paying