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 1         I,II |       by~himself, necessitated heavy expenses. Neither husband
 2         I,II |    simplicity of his life. The heavy~eyebrows were not alarming
 3         I,IV |        just handle those nuts; heavy,~aren't they? Less than
 4         I,V  |        his~house-keeper. These heavy losses had driven the good
 5         I,V  |     labor; the profits on such heavy articles,~difficult to move
 6         I,VI |       instance: 'The~budget is heavy'; 'No compromise is possible
 7         I,VI |       views of business;~it is heavy, dull, risky, unsettled.
 8         I,VI |     the banker. "But it is all heavy,~dull; there are risks,
 9         I,VII|       all the other women wore heavy, over-~loaded dresses, and
10         I,VII|       danced in a~turban and a heavy robe of scarlet shot with
11         I,II | thoughts were therefore doubly heavy,--and yet the generous~martyr
12         I,II |        Still, his heart was so heavy that he needed another heart
13         I,III|       Birotteau, relieved of a heavy weight, walked away like
14         I,VI |       the bankrupts, wore~such heavy india-rubber mantles that