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 1         I,II |      thus divining the magic force of~such words in a land
 2         I,II |   without knowledge, without force of~character, and who might
 3         I,III|    been wanting in a certain~force of character and countenance.
 4         I,V  |     overcharged or sought to force a~bargain. In his latter
 5         I,V  |      by genius, fear through force of mind. If he chooses~the
 6         I,VII|    his friend with Herculean force. "Succeed,~or I'll blow
 7         I,II |      his forgotten~words and force him to recant them, under
 8         I,III| trade, and~pull down rice to force the holders to sell at low
 9         I,IV |  these~remarks in their full force to Monsieur Birotteau,--
10         I,V  |  pressing it with convulsive force.~ ~Madame Cesar embraced
11         I,V  |   isn't a man, he has got no force."~ ~Madame Madou bore down,
12         I,VII|    over du Tillet that could force him to agree to~such terms?"
13         I,VII|  anything~about it, so as to force you to consent. Popinot