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 1         I,II |      fate of those two~crowned heads, decapitated a few steps
 2         I,II |    much what his printed bill-~heads were,--a necessity of the
 3         I,IV |       in a way that turned the heads of all the young men,~especially
 4         I,V  |     used all that oil on their heads they had some reason for
 5         I,V  |     make the hair grow on bald heads; just as you~can never dye,
 6         I,VI |       he got~it all out of the heads tiled by his father,--he
 7         I,VI |  francs; say eighteen~thousand heads,--one hundred and eighty
 8         I,VI |    bars held on by nails whose heads looked like mushrooms, and~
 9         I,VI |    bestow their~charm upon the heads of infancy, by those who
10         I,VI |   jokes and puns upon hats and heads,~and hair and hair-oil,
11         I,VII|        You will meet the very /heads/~of commerce, and you will
12         I,VII| flowers formed by the~circling heads of the dancers in the /moulinet/.
13         I,I  |       perceptions are in their heads suffer~from cerebral pains
14         I,II |        clerks all raised their heads and looked at~him.~ ~Five
15         I,II |      their inborn power; their heads were full of~actresses,--
16         I,IV |        got ten or a dozen hard heads initiated into the~cabalistic
17         I,V  |     without once turning their heads to look at the~home where