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 1         I,II |    affair.~Every one knows the result of that attempt. If the
 2         I,II |  wrinkling it,--the inevitable result of drugs~thoughtlessly employed,
 3         I,II |         born~somewhere, as the result of some cruel and voluptuous
 4         I,IV |       obtaining the looked-for result."~ ~"There are expenses
 5         I,IV |     elsewhere."~ ~"This is the result of monopoly," thought Birotteau.~ ~"
 6         I,V  | opinion on the subject, as the result~of my studies."~ ~Here Popinot
 7         I,V  |        other monstrosities~the result of causes beyond the control
 8         I,VI |     exaltation of spirit had a result not~difficult to foresee.
 9         I,VI |        produces this important result, sought by the~ancients,--
10         I,I  |       the bourgeoisie;~and the result was that three large contractors--
11         I,II |        enable him to await the~result of his law-suit by satisfying
12         I,III|      one hundred thousand. The result might be to~make us owners
13         I,VI |    drop in this retort, gave a result which made du Tillet furious.~
14         I,VII| retiring.~ ~*****~ ~This first result gave courage to the poor
15         I,VII|       his~eyes, shocked at the result of his own work.~ ~"Monsieur,"
16         I,VII|      that this failure was the result of a~disaster which has