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 1         I,II |         the recommendation of our~illustrious chemist, Vauquelin; together
 2         I,III|      dinner-time, to the good and illustrious~Monsieur Vauquelin and consult
 3         I,VI |           years, the title of~The Illustrious. Devoted especially to the
 4         I,VI |           or my name shall not be ILLUSTRIOUS,--that is what Pere~Finot
 5         I,VI | Gaudissart.~ ~"Have we indeed the illustrious Gaudissart? Then are we
 6         I,VI |         de la Poterie!" cried the~illustrious Gaudissart.~ ~Sure enough,
 7         I,VI |         My dear friend," said the illustrious Gaudissart to Finot, "it
 8         I,VI |             said the judge.~ ~The illustrious Gaudissart bowed profoundly.
 9         I,VII|           trays. Tanrade, another illustrious purveyor, furnished the~
10         I,II |         the tongue-battery of the illustrious Gaudissart,~that Murat of
11         I,VI |         example will suffice. The illustrious Gobseck,--ruler~of Palma,
12         I,VII|           which the speech of the~illustrious /procureur-general/ had
13         I,VII|      Baron de la Billardiere, the~illustrious Vauquelin. A light film