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 1         I,II |              have a stamp blown in the glass."~ ~The success was owing,
 2         I,III|                smaller bottles of thin glass, encased in wicker;~they
 3         I,IV |               years old, not a~pane of glass was missing, there were
 4         I,V  |                vase of~flowers under a glass case, a round table covered
 5         I,VI | Aubry-le-Boucher, I saw in a wholesale glass~place, where they make blown
 6         I,VI |           place, where they make blown glass and cases,--an immense place,--
 7         I,VI |              Birotteau.~ ~"I asked for glass cases for the little wax
 8         I,VI |           Finot, "and we haven't got a glass!"~ ~"The uncle of my friend
 9         I,VII|              taken with its results. A glass chandelier, with twenty-~
10         I,III|             cut the pate, poured out a glass of claret, and urged Cesar~
11         I,III|                the shop closed in with glass, might be seen~in a serge
12         I,IV |              say, we will see. Another glass of wine? The capital doesn'
13         I,IV |              each other. Come, another glass of champagne! it is good,
14         I,IV |              toss~him off as I do this glass of wine. So much the better!
15         I,V  |             gesture as if to break the glass before the shelves on~which