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 1         I,II |          when among a parcel~of books for six sous a-piece, laid
 2         I,II |        and~read law-reports and books treating of commercial litigation.
 3         I,II |        on faith, and buys their books without ever~reading them;
 4         I,II |         clerks should study the books of the firm and~think only
 5         I,IV |      his youth. There were also books, tables covered~with shabby
 6         I,V  |       credit you for that on my books until the question of registration
 7         I,VI | proposed~to put his office, his books, and his own workroom. Above
 8         I,VII|        hundred louis, on buying books for her father. Monsieur~
 9         I,VII|       But this bookcase full of books, all bound! Oh! my wife,
10         I,I  |   second clerk went~through the books and copied off the largest
11         I,VI |        obtain by injunction the books of the false~creditors,
12         I,VI |   scrupulously honest, that his books were regular,~and his business
13         I,VII| Lourdois.~ ~"She is keeping the books of Monsieur Anselme Popinot."~ ~"