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 1         I,II |         of Paris, and his bruised shoulders,~made him suffer horribly.
 2         I,II |   toughened to the pavements, his shoulders to the bales, and his mind~
 3         I,II |          hair, his solid neck and~shoulders like those of a Norman horse,
 4         I,II |      limbs, the~squareness of his shoulders, the width of his feet,--
 5         I,V  |          and long~life; his broad shoulders showed a strong frame; he
 6         I,VI |           and getting~astride the shoulders of those more able than
 7         I,VII| sparklingly white, her throat and shoulders of a lovely shape,~were
 8         I,VII|       scarf chastely covering her~shoulders and bust: Popinot was beside
 9         I,II |        and a shawl~over her white shoulders.~ ~"Papa, I hear you,--you
10         I,II |          finances of Europe on my shoulders, and the Chamber takes all
11         I,III|        the business on Celestin's~shoulders and assisted in it himself;
12         I,III|       show a little of Cesarine's shoulders and the spring of her graceful~
13         I,IV |            The baron shrugged his shoulders and turned~to Cesar, who
14         I,V  |        Good God! it would~burn my shoulders, that it would, to wear