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 1         I,II |          natural to women, by an~excessive love of order, by a fanaticism
 2         I,II |     inspired by his love with an~excessive ambition, bought the business
 3         I,II |        him triumphantly, with an~excessive show of joy at discovering
 4         I,III|   conceal this misfortune by the excessive use of snuff, but he only~
 5         I,V  |     halting-gait, a humped-back, excessive ugliness, claret stains~
 6         I,VI |          must not allow himself 'excessive expenditures.' If~the enlargement
 7         I,VII|          showed no excitement or excessive~interest, and they danced
 8         I,VII|          to have been guilty of "excessive~expenditure." It is perhaps
 9         I,I  |        the expenditure is judged excessive!' Away with those curtains!"~ ~
10         I,V  |        moment to another, brings excessive hope or~crushing sorrow.~ ~"
11         I,V  | Birotteau, which she~opened with excessive violence, for her walk had
12         I,VII|         wearied with the rush of excessive joy.~Decrees of rehabilitation