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 1         I,I  |         But it takes too long to explain all this to you. The~ground
 2         I,II |    literature, and science, will explain the~bearings of the bourgeois
 3         I,IV |         are~willing to go up and explain matters to him, which would
 4         I,IV | speculations of which no man can explain the~meaning after they are
 5         I,V  |      middle-class sentiments. To explain it,~would be to give the
 6         I,VI |         occupy us; it is easy to explain. Government needs canals.
 7         I,VI |         an ingratiating air, "to~explain to you that we have just
 8         I,VII|          It is more difficult to explain the nature of the difference
 9         I,I  |         case, it was his duty to~explain his position to the severe
10         I,II |     brother~Adolphe, downstairs; explain to him the nature of your
11         I,III|          unwilling that I should explain your situation to~Monsieur
12         I,V  |      would see his creditors and explain~his affairs to them himself.
13         I,V  |          as she feared she might explain matters ill herself.~She
14         I,VI |          it becomes necessary to explain to persons who have not
15         I,VI |       sent for us, I presume, to explain that we are to be~brought
16         I,VII|         exactions; any man would~explain it as the devil explains