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 1         I,II|            and gave him a certain importance.~ ~*****~ ~Such was the
 2         I,II|          other, attach~the utmost importance to the softness, suppleness,
 3         I,II|    science and letters were~of no importance, and whose information did
 4         I,V |        upon his character was the importance he attached to the~triumph
 5         I,VI|         Popinot's secret, saw~its importance.~ ~"Come forth! perfumers,
 6         I,VI|      accorded with~his fictitious importance.~ ~Du Tillet assisted in
 7         I,I |           began to~understand the importance of the warning; he fulfilled
 8         I,I |          to us all a matter of no importance."~ ~"It would have been
 9         I,II|    accompanied certain~persons of importance three steps from the door
10         I,II| satisfaction, and took on airs of importance.~Time passed; Birotteau
11         I,V |       which are~sometimes of more importance than greater things. The
12         I,VI|          is a ceremony of no real importance except in~special cases,--