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 1         I,IV | letters on this subject to~the newspapers, which the newspapers did
 2         I,IV |      the newspapers, which the newspapers did not insert and never~
 3         I,VI |  ministers."~ ~"Well, then the newspapers are right?" said Pillerault.~ ~"
 4         I,VI |           Devilish rogues, the newspapers," said Claparon. "Monsieur,
 5         I,VI |       Claparon. "Monsieur, the~newspapers do all the mischief. They
 6         I,VI |        on his account with the newspapers. But don't~play double;
 7         I,VI |     theatres in the government newspapers,--I may~say a statesman
 8         I,VII|     ball were announced by the newspapers~to all Europe, and were
 9         I,II |       the final columns of the newspapers, and inserted~articles for
10         I,II |         In those days Parisian newspapers ruled the~departments, which
11         I,II |     famishing assault~upon the newspapers, which gave it as much publicity
12         I,III|    great deal to my uncle. The newspapers alone (here he whispered
13         I,III|    twelve thousand francs."~ ~"Newspapers!" exclaimed the deputy-mayor.~ ~"
14         I,IV | prosaic precinct called by the newspapers an~"editorial sanctum."
15         I,VI |      is trumpeted forth in~the newspapers. The creditors, real or
16         I,VI |       my~advertisements in the newspapers, and to Gaudissart, who