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 1         I,II | beautiful lemonade-girl of the cafe of the Milles~Colonnnes,
 2         I,V  |        Rue Saint-Honore is the~cafe David, where a few old merchants,
 3         I,VI |      on the boulevard, or on a cafe tippling,~disorderly, betting
 4         I,VII|    Birotteau arranged with the cafe Foy for ices in the shape
 5         I,VII|       Chevet, Tanrade, and the cafe Foy~will occupy the /entresol/,
 6         I,I  |       Felix, a waiter from the cafe Foy, and~Collinet's clarionet,
 7         I,I  |       been sent in. Felix, the cafe Foy, Tanrade, and all the
 8         I,II |    spectacles, "I heard at the~cafe David last night about Roguin'
 9         I,IV |      was waiting for a cup of /cafe a la creme/. He saw that~
10         I,VI |      fifteen years past at the cafe~David, where he plays dominoes.
11         I,VI |          said Pillerault. "The cafe~David would laugh finely
12         I,VI | evening."~ ~The opinion of the cafe David seemed to frighten
13         I,VI |       those who frequented the cafe David. He ended by offering~