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 1         I,I  |       this house, it has never happened that he left his place without~
 2         I,II |     the preceding~century, and happened on a page which related
 3         I,II |        true courage.~ ~Thus it happened that a man who was both
 4         I,III|     suited each other. Gobseck~happened to want a clever young man
 5         I,V  |     shared his contentment. It happened, accidentally,~that the
 6         I,I  |         such a thing had never happened~throughout his whole commercial
 7         I,I  |      rider, necessity. Thus it happened that~Birotteau had been
 8         I,II |       he was overjoyed when it happened that he did not meet a soldier.~
 9         I,V  |     business~as if nothing had happened: so much the better for
10         I,V  | impossible to believe what has~happened, unless we believe that
11         I,V  |        Madeleine."~ ~"What has happened is what happens always to
12         I,V  |       the back-shop, where~she happened to be with her husband,--
13         I,V  |     one of his clerks. Thus it~happened that the beautiful woman,
14         I,VI |        in number; it therefore happened that several creditors employed~
15         I,VII|   could have foreseen what has happened to me there. Who~knows that
16         I,VII|      been informed of what had happened in the Rue~des Cinq-Diamants,