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 1         I,I  |          This ball shall be our~fete,--yours and mine. Good-by
 2         I,VII| merchants would be invited, the fete being given to the members
 3         I,VII|   innumerable details of~such a fete: where should she find the
 4         I,VII|      and happy in giving such a fete~for such praiseworthy reasons.~ ~"
 5         I,VII|        I shall come to only one fete~here,--the marriage of this
 6         I,VII|     resplendent mistress of the fete they both launched~into
 7         I,VII|    reply.~ ~"This is a national fete which does you honor," said
 8         I,VII|        emotions excited by this fete in the souls of Cesar and
 9         I,VII|      morning amid~echoes of the fete,--which for building, repairs,
10         I,VI |         nowhere. On Sundays and fete days, the~only days when
11         I,VII|         its efforts at a little fete which~Pillerault, the arbiter
12         I,VII|         make arrangements for a fete which~they intended to give
13         I,VII|     however, could dream of the fete without remorse, nay, with~