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 1         I,II |        like a~dog. No one paid attention to his weariness, though
 2         I,IV |        whose~desire to attract attention inspires the truly English
 3         I,VII|        struck du Tillet,~whose attention had first been attracted
 4         I,I  |        in the~shop; and as the attention of a few persons is apt
 5         I,I  |    view the case. Give me your~attention. Say that we are engaged
 6         I,I  |       said Claparon, paying no~attention to the interruption. "For
 7         I,II | mention Cephalic Oil, and call attention to its remarkable concurrence~
 8         I,II |   clock. No one paid the~least attention to the hidden grief which
 9         I,II |      made him a~little sign of attention, which encouraged the poor
10         I,V  |     the usurer, with a show of attention she had never bestowed on
11         I,VI |      advised him to pay strict attention~--"and, the year being paid
12         I,VII|       your petitioner, we call attention to the fact that his~proceedings
13         I,VII|        which are worthy of the attention of the Court."~ ~Here the /