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 1         I,I  |      to-day? Besides, a deputy mayor couldn't kill himself; he
 2         I,I  |       dear, august victim! The mayor~vehemently supported me.
 3         I,II |       Birotteau became deputy-~mayor and perfumer, retired officer
 4         I,II |      the parish to that of the mayor's office; and he obtained~
 5         I,II |       to nominate Birotteau as~mayor. Thanks to his wife, the
 6         I,II |      the~friendship of the new mayor, Monsieur Flamet de la Billardiere.~
 7         I,II |      in the invitations of the mayor. Madame Birotteau frequently~
 8         I,II | themselves. The news which~the mayor had just given him of his
 9         I,IV |   virago. "I don't trouble the mayor,~or bother his deputies.
10         I,IV |      Well, adieu, monsieur the~mayor; don't bear me a grudge.
11         I,V  |      She dreamed of Popinot as~mayor of an arrondissement, and
12         I,VII|   Billardiere~and his son, the mayor. Put the number of the guests
13         I,VII|        clock, on the 16th, the mayor, Monsieur de la Billardiere,~
14         I,VII|       his eyes when he met the~mayor; Constance had just given
15         I,II |            After all, I am his mayor," he said to himself as
16         I,V  |     the application,"~said the mayor.~ ~At two o'clock Monsieur