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 1         I,I  |   deputy of Paris. Ah! I am not named~Cesar for nothing; I succeed.
 2         I,II |         neighborhood of Chinon, named Jean Birotteau,~married
 3         I,II |      dictated to him.~Birotteau named this cosmetic the "Double
 4         I,II |   temperament.~ ~"This Paste is named the 'Paste of Sultans,'
 5         I,II |        twenty-two years of age, named Ferdinand du Tillet. This
 6         I,II |       In the first place~he was named simply Ferdinand, without
 7         I,II |        nephew of Monsieur Ragon named Popinot, a~young man nineteen
 8         I,III|     doorway to see how the boy, named Raguet, did his work,--for~
 9         I,III|        to an infamous scoundrel named Maxime de Trailles, a~former
10         I,III|      Madonna, engraved by a man~named Muller. After two years
11         I,IV | umbrellas, parasols, and~canes, named Cayron,--a man from Languedoc,
12         I,IV |      moment, had a~blood-sucker named Bidault, otherwise called
13         I,VI |      Monsieur Birotteau, lately named~chevalier of the Legion
14         I,I  |      not to~tell you that a man named Bidault, called Gigonnet,
15         I,II |       his successors have since named, in honor of him, "the charge