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 1         I,I  |            yes! Your furniture is ordered; our improvements~begin
 2         I,II |        costs; and the~bailiff was ordered to pursue the matter until
 3         I,III| objections in the morning, and he ordered himself to~get up very early
 4         I,IV |     monsieur the deputy-mayor has ordered me to deliver the~premises,
 5         I,IV |        Alexandre Crottat had been ordered to~draw up. As he left the
 6         I,V  |     improvements in the house are ordered, the~dignity of our appartement
 7         I,VII|         the poor little woman has ordered my dressmaker to make her
 8         I,VII|           more and she would have~ordered a court-dress of gold brocade.
 9         I,VII|      should be sent by Raguet. He ordered a~coach and took his wife--
10         I,I  |      mutually dependent. Grindot, ordered by Birotteau to stipulate
11         I,I  |          moment Cesar's brain. He ordered Celestin~to send round the
12         I,I  |           of cerebral~congestion, ordered an immediate application
13         I,I  |       grew clear. Monsieur Haudry ordered stimulants and generous~
14         I,III|     Monsieur le president; he has ordered that all Roguin's papers