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 1         I,II |           maxims and computations~served up in flowing phrases mildly
 2         I,IV |        which was a dial-case that served as a pedestal to Pallas~
 3         I,VII|           twenty people~was to be served at six o'clock, a superb
 4         I,VII|        the shape of~fruits, to be served in pretty saucers, with
 5         I,II |          dinners, platitudes, all served the~purpose of his eager
 6         I,II |         for reflection,~and often served to fool unskilful applicants.
 7         I,III|       Bourse; and order breakfast served immediately."~ ~These commands
 8         I,III| superintend the dishes, which she served at the table~with an agility
 9         I,IV |       table which was sumptuously served.~ ~"Madame la baronne, I
10         I,IV |          that~the coffee had been served, but the baronne and the
11         I,IV |          a little summons will be~served upon you at twelve o'clock
12         I,VII|           So the dinner was~to be served by Chevet; the guests were