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 1         I,I  |          Those~sentiments never die."~ ~"Alas! I know it well."~ ~"
 2         I,IV |        up upon, and flower, and die in or under the plastered
 3         I,IV |      never know who may live or die, and I can't run after~anybody
 4         I,VI |      black. I am afraid he will die of it. But when a young
 5         I,I  |        Monsieur Birotteau won't die of it," said Claparon; "
 6         I,III|         to a merchant; I should die of it!"~ ~"I drink your
 7         I,IV |      denn, you traw a cheque to die order of~our frient tu Tillet,
 8         I,IV |     four o'clock, der amount of die~cheque you trew in der morning;
 9         I,IV |    morning; and at der costs of die Bank. I vill~not receif
10         I,IV |      Yes, I know der Prayfic of die~Seine was at your las pall."~ ~"
11         I,IV |        divitent! I haf receifed die aggonts. You vill~haf one
12         I,V  |         or a soldier who should die with his general."~ ~"Good
13         I,V  |      was~inevitable.~ ~"He will die of grief," said the poor
14         I,V  |     course~of time if I have to die in the effort, and work
15         I,VI |  himself, "Never! never! I will die sooner."~ ~Pillerault, a
16         I,VII|    desire is that I may live to die~discharged of debt on earth.
17         I,VII| confidence; but you~must let it die in your heart, just as it
18         I,VII|         think sometimes I shall die~before I pay it."~ ~"You