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 1         I,II |         a lad who had been~very useful to him. The blood rushed
 2         I,III| gracious when they can~make him useful.~ ~Du Tillet knew the enormous
 3         I,VI |      all the mischief. They are useful sometimes, but they~keep
 4         I,VI |   straight to the point. That's~useful literature; I congratulate
 5         I,VII|      two young men who are very useful to Monsieur Anselme."~ ~"
 6         I,II |      class of secondary houses, useful intermediaries for banking~
 7         I,II |         less sumptuous but more useful~than that of the head of
 8         I,III|       your endorsement was very useful to me at that~time, and
 9         I,IV |  reputation which~would be very useful to me. Oh! du Tillet was
10         I,VI | tribunal, far from being~made a useful means of transition whereby
11         I,VI |      The agent may make himself useful to both parties; on the~