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 1         I,II |     patronized~the perfumer, and allowed him to call himself the
 2         I,V  |       Birotteau's eloquence, who allowed himself to~expatiate in
 3         I,VII|           nor Cesar himself--was allowed to put foot into the new
 4         I,VII|   Cesarine.~ ~(Anselme, too, had allowed himself a "surprise.")~ ~"
 5         I,VII|         priests of Paris, and he allowed himself to wear a brown~
 6         I,VII| Birotteau ventured on a fib, and allowed her to suppose that he had~
 7         I,II |          his~uncle the judge. He allowed himself but two hours' sleep,
 8         I,III|      December that Birotteau was allowed to~re-enter Adolphe's cabinet.
 9         I,III|           led on by false hopes, allowed Adolphe Keller to sound
10         I,III|      from which the Kellers were allowed to~borrow.~ ~"Yes," said
11         I,III|        by Birotteau's order, had allowed~himself to be scolded. In
12         I,IV |         old Gobseck, he won't be allowed to go far.~Gobseck sits
13         I,VI |         by which the bankrupt is allowed the ability to make~payments,
14         I,VI |     magistrate that society ever allowed itself to~create. This judge