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 1         I,II |       wholly with people to whom science and letters were~of no importance,
 2         I,II |        politics, literature, and science, will explain the~bearings
 3         I,III|   secrets of legal and political~science. Du Tillet possessed one
 4         I,III|          buried in the depths of science do forget everything,--wives,~
 5         I,V  |    Vauquelin; enlightened by his~science, we shall mislead the public.
 6         I,V  |        the vegetable kingdom and science.~Angelique Madou gathers,
 7         I,V  |        to enter the sanctuary of~science. Put the Virgin in full
 8         I,V  |         in return."~ ~The man of science smiled and rose; the perfumer
 9         I,VI |        the seat of intelligence. Science has~recently made known
10         I,VI |          in the upper regions~of science. We shirk nothing; we go
11         I,VI |         success is there. Modern science is in union with the customs~
12         I,VI |       progress and the lights of science. We advance; what~may we
13         I,VI |          entering upon an era of~science; we need an academical tone,--
14         I,VII| extravagant in tone."~ ~"It is a science," said Cesarine.~ ~A boudoir
15         I,VII|        possess a secret of which science is ignorant," said~the chemist, "