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 1         I,I  |       as your uncle Pillerault~says when he is jovial, I have
 2         I,I  |      He hopes for the work; he says that to screw something
 3         I,III| Alibert,~the King's physician, says. The word is found in the
 4         I,V  |  laughing.~"Pray, why?"~ ~"She says there is too much in his
 5         I,VII|       royal court, so~Derville says. Ah ca! Monsieur de la Billardiere
 6         I,VII|       us?"~ ~"Monsieur Anselme says he will be a great man;
 7         I,VII|       grief, so Monsieur Lebas says."~ ~"That's what it is to
 8         I,I  |      Ragon~in Cesar's ear; "he says that in a speculation of
 9         I,III|    God--is it not Voltaire who~says,--~ ~"'He rendered repentance
10         I,IV |       be, as that fat Nucingen says, in~/peaseness/ at all.
11         I,IV |        him on the shoulder and says, 'What have~you got there?
12         I,VII|        you to consent. Popinot says there will be~much less