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 1         I,I  |      honorable house among the bourgeoisie of Paris, as was done in~
 2         I,II |        between himself and the bourgeoisie. Towards~the end of this
 3         I,II |        was a type of the petty bourgeoisie whose labors are not~performed
 4         I,II |      the regions of~the higher bourgeoisie of Paris.~ ~Cesar was now
 5         I,V  |        so many of the~Parisian bourgeoisie. He kept up his former ways
 6         I,V  |  Revolution had fused with the bourgeoisie. The~only blot upon his
 7         I,V  |     the very~flower of the old bourgeoisie! Their brother, Popinot,
 8         I,V  |        models of the~honorable bourgeoisie, and by his uncle the judge,
 9         I,VII|       three other women.~ ~The bourgeoisie of the Rue Saint-Denis displayed
10         I,VII|        for a prodigy among the~bourgeoisie. Matifat, a passionate lover
11         I,VII|        the great world and the bourgeoisie than it is for the bourgeoisie
12         I,VII| bourgeoisie than it is for the bourgeoisie to~obliterate it. These
13         I,VII|     from the background of the bourgeoisie about~them by their soft
14         I,I  |       their theories~about the bourgeoisie.~ ~"When we have got our
15         I,I  |       the builders against the bourgeoisie;~and the result was that
16         I,III| century, the sober and serious bourgeoisie,--whose comical~demeanor,