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 1         I,IV |    nothing off," said the~artist, smiling.~ ~Cesarine could not help
 2         I,IV |           Cesarine could not help smiling.~ ~"Monsieur," said Constance,
 3         I,V  |      frightened," said Vauquelin, smiling, "I see it is a~question
 4         I,VI |         gallant,~pretentious, and smiling, with the smile he formerly
 5         I,VII|            you mean?" said Cesar, smiling.~ ~"It will last; I have
 6         I,I  |          of an hour," said Ragon, smiling.~ ~"It was a fine ball,"
 7         I,I  |        Lourdois," said Birotteau, smiling, "would you believe--"~ ~
 8         I,II |          we wish," said Derville,~smiling.~ ~"In the commercial courts--"
 9         I,II |           killed."~ ~He went home smiling gaily, and his gaiety was
10         I,III|          money.~As he watched the smiling, attentive face of Keller
11         I,III|        were all!" said Constance, smiling.~ ~Birotteau, relieved of
12         I,IV |      asked the elegant de Marsay, smiling.~ ~"Egzactly," said Monsieur
13         I,VI |         friend," she said to him, smiling.~ ~"I do not ask if you
14         I,VII|        Yes," answered the mother, smiling.~ ~"Listen to a little secret,"
15         I,VII| Vandenesse~waved his hand to him, smiling, and went away.~ ~The principle
16         I,VII|           good part," said Lebas, smiling at the malicious meaning~