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 1         I,V  |  resorts, and his~returning hours were all stamped with the
 2         I,I  | Bourse, and exposed for two hours, wearing a green cap.~His
 3         I,II |     paid within twenty-four~hours. He demanded security; not
 4         I,II |     allowed himself but two hours' sleep, poor lad! he~had
 5         I,II |   In the course of two long~hours Birotteau saw the banker
 6         I,II |   back during those waiting hours! how many times did he not
 7         I,III|     merchant in twenty-four hours,"~thought Birotteau, who
 8         I,III|     themselves to the novel hours recently adopted in the
 9         I,III|     I shall sleep only~five hours a night."~ ~"Do not injure
10         I,IV |  rejected food. The evening hours were terrible.~The shaken
11         I,V  |    but useless. I~spent two hours at the Bourse this afternoon.
12         I,V  |   when he woke up, fourteen hours later, he was in Pillerault'