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 1         I,II |        came when he knew all the~articles, and their prices and marks,
 2         I,II |        put away, in~long-coveted articles of furniture, the clothing
 3         I,II |         The low price of all the~articles called "Novelties" which
 4         I,II |        determined to manufacture articles as well as retail~them.
 5         I,II |        if they would buy~the two articles by the gross. The Paste
 6         I,II |       dresses and moire in those~articles of furniture, and that it
 7         I,IV |         furnished with Louis XV.~articles, so dirty and disfigured
 8         I,IV |          heterogeneous~and mixed articles of merchandise, evil-smelling
 9         I,IV |          were stored in bulk the articles that were sold at retail~
10         I,V  |        the profits on such heavy articles,~difficult to move and expensive
11         I,VI | indemnity for the manufacture~of articles thought to be ridiculous
12         I,II |         newspapers, and inserted~articles for which he asked no pay
13         I,II |         base services to get~his articles inserted. Money, dinners,
14         I,II |        that~reiterated newspaper articles have upon the public mind.
15         I,II |  vaudevilles to be accepted, nor articles which had to be~paid for,--
16         I,II |     danger of~dyeing it.~ ~These articles rejoiced the soul of Gaudissart,
17         I,V  |     inlaid box containing toilet articles.~ ~"Put that down, madame!"
18         I,VI |    presents, but she refused all articles of~dress and the jewels
19         I,VII|   property, down to the~smallest articles that the unfortunate man