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 1         I,II |    ease,~he read a note by the author which explained the nature
 2         I,III|        imagination of a~tragic author inventing a catastrophe,
 3         I,VI |          Popinot gazed at "the author" which much uneasiness.
 4         I,VI |        commercial look upon an author with mingled sentiments
 5         I,VI |      defend my term," said the author, "I must ask you~to observe
 6         I,VI | present!"~ ~"I felt," said the author modestly, "that the epoch
 7         I,VI |         you see before you the author of that prospectus, which~
 8         I,VI |       high-road to becoming an author."~ ~Finot pulled Gaudissart
 9         I,VI |     piece into the palm of the~author of the prospectus.~ ~The
10         I,VII|     mind like~Voltaire."~ ~"An author? all atheists."~ ~"Let's
11         I,VII|        forty volumes; he is an author, peer of France! Don't forget
12         I,VI |       Clarissa Harlowe," if an author could be found to describe~
13         I,VII|      caused him the emotion an author~feels when he hears the