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 1         I,I  |  mechanism that the faculties are suddenly excited to the highest~degree
 2         I,I  | exaggerate them? Madame Birotteau suddenly saw a strong light in the~
 3         I,II |       refuse the offer, when love suddenly changed all his resolutions
 4         I,III|           in business. He thought suddenly of Cesarine,~the true queen
 5         I,III|          define the reason why he suddenly felt an interest in a matter
 6         I,VI |       achieve a~rapid success, he suddenly came, in the Rue Aubry-le-Boucher,
 7         I,VI |          Monsieur," said Anselme, suddenly appearing from the doorway, "
 8         I,VI |        mutton!" cried Gaudissart, suddenly, "it is not~worthy of such
 9         I,VI |    restrained and subdued manner, suddenly appeared. His~face, which
10         I,I  |           whom the government has suddenly put in command~of a frigate.
11         I,I  |         to have his bill settled, suddenly~thought it more to his interest
12         I,III|           which was now pulled up suddenly beside him. He would~gladly
13         I,III|            walked away like a man suddenly~set at liberty, though he
14         I,V  |          a luminous~light flashed suddenly, "madame, do me the honor
15         I,VI |     monsieur!" said the assignee, suddenly dropping into the~landlord,--
16         I,VII|           in their ball-~dresses, suddenly the heroic measure in the