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twenty- 3
twenty-eight 2
twenty-first 1
twenty-five 12
twenty-four 2
twenty-franc 1
twenty-one 2
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12 surprised
12 threw
12 touched
12 twenty-five
12 vandenesse
12 windows
12 workmen
Honoré de Balzac
Rise and Fall of Cesar Birotteau
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twenty-five
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 1         I,I  |   man fifty-seven years old, twenty-five of which he~has been in
 2         I,IV |         For you, old fellow, twenty-five francs a hundred, if you
 3         I,IV |    if you take them~all."~ ~"Twenty-five francs!" cried Birotteau. "
 4         I,I  |    sell their merchandise at twenty-five per cent below the invoice~
 5         I,I  |     ask for a~trifle, merely twenty-five thousand francs," he added,
 6         I,I  |     turning to~Birotteau.~ ~"Twenty-five thousand francs!" cried
 7         I,I  |     here, for, thinking this~twenty-five thousand francs might be
 8         I,I  |       The notes amounting to twenty-five thousand francs on~divers
 9         I,III|    only been on the road for twenty-five days; he took a~post-chaise
10         I,IV |     ice he had traversed for~twenty-five days.~ ~"You must give me
11         I,V  |    had been on the walls for twenty-five years; and then his anxious~
12         I,VII| receipt for his own claim of~twenty-five thousand. No human power

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