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 1         I,II |     better employment of the time spent in coming and going, in
 2         I,IV |   returned from Rome where he had spent~three years at the cost
 3         I,IV |           fact his whole mind was spent in keeping his proprietary~
 4         I,V  |         the rest of his income he spent it~on good deeds, and in
 5         I,V  |       except the time that I have spent in~finding it. We had to
 6         I,VII|         Cesarine, dear child, had spent all her little~hoard, a
 7         I,II |           Rue du~Houssaye, having spent the night turning over in
 8         I,III|         is emitted than should be spent at one time,~and by which,
 9         I,III|           rest of the evening was spent by the elders at the card-table,
10         I,IV | UNGRATEFUL!" said his master, who spent his whole remaining strength~
11         I,V  |          is noble, but useless. I~spent two hours at the Bourse
12         I,VI |         this way their lives were spent. The old ironmonger had
13         I,VII|          who wrote a superb hand, spent his evenings in copying
14         I,VII|        vital forces were used and~spent at every hour. Honor was