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 1         I,III|      de Vandenesse who spends twelve hundred francs a year~with
 2         I,IV |     the premises to-morrow at twelve~o'clock, and have your workmen
 3         I,IV |     Birotteau.~ ~"From ten to twelve thousand francs," said Grindot. "
 4         I,V  |     and store-rooms,--all for twelve hundred francs a~year, in
 5         I,VII|     to deliver the~volumes at twelve o'clock in the morning of
 6         I,II |     At last, when only ten or twelve persons were left in the
 7         I,III| Birotteau's ear) will cost us twelve thousand francs."~ ~"Newspapers!"
 8         I,IV |  request.~ ~"Renew a note for twelve hundred francs?" said Molineux,
 9         I,IV |     monsieur? If you have not twelve~hundred francs to pay me
10         I,IV |    will be~served upon you at twelve o'clock on the 16th. Bah!
11         I,V  |    magpie, to renew a note of~twelve hundred francs!--your ball,
12         I,VI |     assets, giving him ten or~twelve years in which to pay us
13         I,VI |    the Carminative~Balm, with twelve years' lease of the manufactories,