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 1         I,I  |             a lot of~fiddle-faddle. Royalist as he is, though he doesn'
 2         I,I  |             the first place, I am a royalist; I was wounded~at Saint-Roch
 3         I,II |       Tourangian, who in becoming a royalist obeyed an inborn~instinct.
 4         I,II |     perfumery. Although he remained~royalist, he resolved to be, purely
 5         I,II |            be, purely and simply, a royalist perfumer,~and never more
 6         I,II |            friends. In~spite of the royalist sentiments of Birotteau,
 7         I,II | misadventures. The constancy of his royalist opinions (to which he had~
 8         I,II |             was the headquarters of royalist conspiracy, mentioned him
 9         I,IV |            liberal student became a~royalist, and sought to win the favor
10         I,VI |        powers in office, or a rabid royalist, would~have sent the luckless
11         I,II |          was Liberal, Birotteau was Royalist; but the perfumer~judged
12         I,III|           to the banker's eyes as a royalist jackass~on the point of
13         I,III|    portraits of duchesses and other royalist~tributes; also a superb
14         I,IV |      Birotteau, "monsieur is a good~royalist, and der intimate frient
15         I,IV |             of der betchamber; goot royalist like~you, who vas vounded
16         I,IV |           occasion, was hissed by a royalist crowd in~the pit.~ ~"He
17         I,V  |      ministeralist, an incorrigible royalist who on the 13th~Vendemiaire