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 1         I,II |      the end of this year his integrity won him a place in the counting-~
 2         I,II |       find a man who had more integrity than~ambition, more plain
 3         I,II |    the commercial courts: his integrity, his well-~known sense of
 4         I,II |     to decapitate the head of~integrity. His real depth was hidden
 5         I,II |   with the Birotteaus and was~integrity itself. His figures, which
 6         I,II |      his intelligence and his integrity.~ ~*****~ ~The Restoration
 7         I,V  |       the purity~of his life. Integrity, a sense of duty, and true
 8         I,III|        as it were, of his own~integrity. When the cashier entered,
 9         I,IV |       who have forty years of~integrity to boast of, virtuous men
10         I,V  |       three months. The known integrity of Monsieur Cesar~is a guarantee
11         I,V  |     there could be degrees of integrity~among honest men.~ ~"The
12         I,VI | magnificent~supererogation of integrity. In two months the opinion
13         I,VI |  failed~to do justice to your integrity. In the midst of a great
14         I,VI |       the tie of a passionate~integrity, became misers, denying
15         I,VI |    driven~from the regions of integrity, was like an angel sighing
16         I,VI |      had too tough a~fibre of integrity not to approve of Cesar'
17         I,VII|     This speech, ringing with integrity, sent a sharp pang through