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 1         I,I  |        politics or commerce can then~change our way of life. Why do
 2         I,II |       passions are without food they change their wants; marriage then~
 3         I,II |              the simplest (the small change of the mind); who argue
 4         I,II |         love-letters,~soon noticed a change in his manners, which grew
 5         I,V  |              cause of this household change," said Celestin,~speaking
 6         I,VI |     scaffoldings necessitated by the change~of the staircase, the square
 7         I,VI |           walks of finance, about to change his tone~and become insolent,
 8         I,I  |             Ragon,~everybody."~ ~The change in Birotteau's voice startled
 9         I,III| Cinq-Diamants, had undergone a great~change in two months. The shop
10         I,IV |          with hope as he noticed the change which the baron's order
11         I,IV |              brow. Birotteau saw the change.~ ~"Will you do me the honor
12         I,VII|           observing as he was, saw a change in the manner of~the Ragons
13         I,VII|           gesture of surprise~at the change which had come over the
14         I,VII|         Public opinion, undergoing a~change, now lauded him to the skies.~ ~"