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 1         I,I  |       failed her. She remained sitting erect in the same~posture
 2         I,IV |         kissing her mother and sitting down~to the piano, to let
 3         I,IV |       for a few moments~before sitting down to dinner, or on some
 4         I,V  |       of coffee, which he took~sitting on a sofa by the corner
 5         I,VII|         near whom Cesarine was sitting, noticed the pleasure of
 6         I,II |   agreement. He found Derville~sitting by the fire, wrapped in
 7         I,II |      Birotteau would~rise to a sitting position and think over
 8         I,II |        Rue des Cinq-~Diamants, sitting up all night, and working
 9         I,II |        fancy pictured Cesarine sitting on the~cases, and hovering
10         I,II |   director. I had the~honor of sitting on the Bench of commerce
11         I,III|    shudder, that~Constance was sitting in her old place behind
12         I,IV |        favor. The landlord was sitting in the~chimney-corner, as
13         I,IV | emotions of that~night. He was sitting in a corner of the sofa
14         I,IV |       of human life. Cesarine, sitting on a little stool~at her
15         I,V  |         Mamma," said Cesarine, sitting on her mother's knee, and
16         I,VI |    heart when he saw Constance sitting~in a little office in the