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 1         I,I  |          your true glory? Leave ambition to~others. He who puts his
 2         I,I  |       Parisian girl you have no ambition! If it hadn't been for your~
 3         I,II |         had more integrity than~ambition, more plain good sense than
 4         I,II |    public Funds, hesitated. His~ambition was to live near Chinon
 5         I,II |      tenfold the measure of his ambition.~ ~After Ursula's desertion,
 6         I,II |      his love with an~excessive ambition, bought the business of "
 7         I,II |       Mere clerk as he was, his ambition knew no bounds. With one~
 8         I,III|    chaste of bourgeois have the ambition to appear~rakish.~ ~"Well,
 9         I,V  |          Casimir Perier without ambition, Lafayette a~political prophet,
10         I,V  | fondness would inspire him with ambition;~he would sacrifice his
11         I,VII|         severely blamed for his~ambition, and laughed at for his
12         I,VII|     wear a brown~frock-coat. No ambition had ever crept into that
13         I,IV | Chaussee d'Antin. The baronne's ambition was to rival the great ladies~