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 1         I,II |     Birotteau advanced with his company,~and was killed. The destiny
 2         I,II |  Saint-Roch in the best of good company. La~Billardiere warmly supported
 3         I,V  |         house of A. Popinot and~Company, as to set a trap for his
 4         I,VII| half-past nine~o'clock when the company returned to the salons to
 5         I,I  |         house of A. Popinot and Company, the repayment of the hundred
 6         I,II |         house of A. Popinot and Company a triumphant~mercantile
 7         I,II |      The name of A. Popinot and Company now flaunted on~all the
 8         I,II |        himself among a numerous~company of deputies, writers, journalists,
 9         I,II |        believe, by Claparon and Company."~ ~"Well," continued Cesar, "
10         I,IV |       to the presence of jovial company by a pate,~oysters, white
11         I,VI |        the house of Popinot and Company were sold to the said~Popinot
12         I,VII|         of~Cesar Birotteau. The company who obtained the right of
13         I,VII|       the~transfer to the canal company. The banker came to the
14         I,VII|       often beheld that~festive company, and tasted the joys so
15         I,VII|        presence of~that shining company Cesar pressed the hand of