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 1         I,III|        was~loved. Little Popinot--everybody called him so--belonged
 2         I,IV |           said Cayron, "it is not everybody that has your~talents."~ ~
 3         I,VI | announcement of Birotteau's ball. Everybody could see~for themselves
 4         I,VI |      risky; we have got to please~everybody,--clerks, chambers, antechambers,
 5         I,VII|       said Cesar, bent on getting everybody.~"Go on, Cesarine. Monsieur
 6         I,VII|         you will win praises from everybody."~ ~"I shall recommend you,"
 7         I,I  |    friends, of Pillerault, Ragon,~everybody."~ ~The change in Birotteau'
 8         I,II |   corrected. Keeping friends with everybody, he brought~Cephalic Oil
 9         I,II |         They laid down the law to~everybody, but they picked up nothing
10         I,III|         was half-drunk with joy. "Everybody knows what I think about
11         I,V  |                Hey! at such times everybody looks out for himself, my
12         I,VII|            my friend," said one; "everybody regrets the~sternness with