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 1         I,I  |         the shop you thought the customers were all thieves.~I had
 2         I,II |      simplicity: he observed the customers; asked in leisure moments
 3         I,II |         Roses," several of whose customers were~the most active and
 4         I,II |          to fit on the gloves of customers. At the close of that~year
 5         I,III|          Lenoncourt,~who are now customers of ours. I pray every Sunday
 6         I,III|      have a mysterious look, and customers like things which~puzzle
 7         I,IV |          his deputies. As for my customers, they adore me, and I talk~
 8         I,VII|     people whom you only know as customers. Are you going to invite
 9         I,VII|    Aiglemont, in~short, all your customers? You are mad; your honors
10         I,I  |      send round the bills of his customers and ask for payment. Before~
11         I,I  |      retail shopkeepers to their~customers, and used by Cesar in spite
12         I,II |      bills~informed him that the customers had returned the receipts
13         I,II | passers-by, and sixty to regular~customers."~ ~"Ah!" exclaimed Cesar.~ ~
14         I,V  |     October, who jeered her best customers and was capable of~speaking