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 1         I,II |          whom the young man had finally discovered by~devoting himself
 2         I,II |        of~that horrible malady. Finally, the Carminative Balm, which
 3         I,II |       that his wife obliged him finally to resign the~expensive
 4         I,III|  transformed into affection and finally into a violent passion.
 5         I,IV |       of complaint rare, he had finally turned upon his own~tenants.
 6         I,IV | deceased~canaries stuffed; and, finally, a chilly bed that might
 7         I,VII|         the Sieur Gendrin, and, finally, explained all his~arrangements
 8         I,I  |       only family reasons which finally~decided him to do so. In
 9         I,II |         little journal~which he finally bought, and which laid the
10         I,V  |       lad cursed his uncle, and finally went to~see him. To get
11         I,VI |      and stir up~sympathy; and, finally, to charge like Don Quixote
12         I,VI |       their proxies. Pillerault finally succeeded~in reducing the
13         I,VII|        being, and are worn-out, finally, by falling more~and more