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 1         I,I  |   looking at an engraving of~Hero and Leander: you know, the
 2         I,II |        The last child is the hero of this story. When Cesar
 3         I,III|    rising on his toes like a~hero in Plutarch. "Let us not
 4         I,V  |     well! To my~taste I like Hero and Leander quite as much.
 5         I,V  |   suitable for a chapel; but Hero and Leander, ah! I shall
 6         I,V  |    it. I saw~an engraving of Hero and Leander, and I said
 7         I,VII|    another. The engraving~of Hero and Leander shone on one
 8         I,VII|     brought~the engraving of Hero and Leander, Anselme Popinot,
 9         I,II | which shone the engraving of Hero and Leander, reduced in~
10         I,II |    and the prospectuses with Hero and Leander at the top of~
11         I,VI | owned, even the engraving of Hero and Leander which~Popinot
12         I,VII|   Bourse had caused him, the hero of commercial honor was