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 1         I,II |   emphasize what he said. In~the midst of an argument he might
 2         I,III|        let loose upon me, in the midst of a business~conversation!
 3         I,V  |          do not forget me in the midst of your distinctions," he
 4         I,VI |        and hair-oil, etc. In the midst of Homeric laughter a knock~
 5         I,I  | repugnance by reappearing in the midst of his anxious reverie.~ ~"
 6         I,II |          the edges of it. In the midst of his pain Birotteau~bethought
 7         I,II |       enter.~ ~"What am I in the midst of all this?" thought Birotteau,
 8         I,III|       pen behind~his ear, in the midst of a mass of papers, where
 9         I,IV |          him any further. In the midst of his own haziness of mind
10         I,V  |      Cesar, never forget, in the midst of~your troubles, that this
11         I,V  |         utter blasphemies in the midst of their adversity,--carried
12         I,V  |        were~manufactured, in the midst of the vilest filth. Gigonnet
13         I,V  |     hearth full of~ashes, in the midst of which the wood was successfully
14         I,V  |         the king at once. In the midst of~the conference Monsieur
15         I,VI |        to your integrity. In the midst of a great misfortune~you
16         I,VII|      Eighteen months ago, in the midst of that fatal ball, I saw