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 1         I,II |         of it. The bullet which struck him on the steps of Saint-Roch~
 2         I,III|          She was Sarah Gobseck. Struck by the~coincidence of the
 3         I,III|       former tool at the Bourse struck him as a suitable~person
 4         I,V  |        be yours."~ ~These words struck Popinot with a cold chill,
 5         I,V  | character. Constance and Cesar, struck by these tendencies, so~
 6         I,VII|   vindictive eye of the old man struck du Tillet,~whose attention
 7         I,II |         of striking his head it struck his heart,~and his heart
 8         I,II |       necessary coldness, which struck a chill to the soul of a
 9         I,II |       together like bales,--all~struck Birotteau's mind, dwarfed
10         I,III|       suit us."~ ~This sentence struck Birotteau as if the executioner
11         I,III|    Tillet!" repeated Constance, struck with consternation.~ ~"I
12         I,IV |       UNGRATEFUL!" cried Cesar, struck by the name of Anselme in
13         I,VI |   touching obedience to the law struck the~commercial mind keenly.
14         I,VI |       with a tender~manner that struck her husband.~ ~Birotteau