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 1         I,I  |          begin here to make five sous six blanks,~and of six blanks
 2         I,I  |       cat. As soon as we had~two sous worth in the shop you thought
 3         I,I  |      fools to sell for a hundred sous what is worth a hundred
 4         I,II |          parcel~of books for six sous a-piece, laid out in a hamper
 5         I,III| boulevard with a future of forty sous in his~pocket when his old
 6         I,IV |   beggarly trash at twenty-~four sous a pound, and in every four
 7         I,V  |     essence. Nuts are worth five sous a pound, Monsieur Vauquelin
 8         I,VI |      made ready to~hand, at four sous, and six months' credit."~ ~"
 9         I,VI |          You will succeed.' Four sous! six~months! an unparalleled
10         I,VI |       They cost originally eight sous; he was glad to get rid
11         I,VI |     furnish ten thousand at four sous? If so, I may perhaps relieve~
12         I,VI |         he is all ours."~ ~"Four sous!" said Birotteau. "Do you
13         I,VI |          make a profit of thirty sous, and give twenty sous~discount
14         I,VI |     thirty sous, and give twenty sous~discount to retailers?"~ ~"
15         I,VI |         you."~ ~He gave them ten sous with a gesture worthy of
16         I,IV |         thousand francs for~five sous! or five sous for a hundred
17         I,IV |    francs for~five sous! or five sous for a hundred thousand francs!
18         I,VI |       sum owing to them is fifty sous, or~fifty thousand francs.