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 1         I,I  |  kept me from sleeping. I am resolved to take the~shine out of
 2         I,II |     he remained~royalist, he resolved to be, purely and simply,
 3         I,II |     their happiness. He then resolved to reach fortune~more rapidly,
 4         I,II |   added up. Husband and wife resolved to~keep silence and watch
 5         I,III| under poverty. However, I am resolved to leave my daughter mistress
 6         I,IV |    with. Grindot~accordingly resolved to sacrifice his immediate
 7         I,V  |     cast at Cesarine, and he resolved to clear~up his suspicions.~ ~"
 8         I,VI |      the Vaudeville; Popinot~resolved to wait for him. Was it
 9         I,VI |     good omen, with which he resolved to regale~Cesar on the morrow.
10         I,VII|  straight on their legs, was resolved to open the ball with Popinot.~
11         I,I  |   and changes of life? Cesar resolved to confide~his situation
12         I,II |  only the present moment.~He resolved to attempt, before the news
13         I,II |  left in the room,~Birotteau resolved that the next time the outer
14         I,V  |       and that du~Tillet was resolved to read in the "Journal
15         I,VI |      understand weakness. He resolved to spare Cesar the~anguish
16         I,VI |   each~other. The poor clerk resolved to attain an end which,
17         I,VII|    the lover's brain that he resolved to make an end of~their
18         I,VII|     himself to be cast~down, resolved within his conscience to