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 1         I,II | fictitious. He was on the best~terms with the house of Nucingen,
 2         I,IV |      was a man to keep on good terms with. Grindot~accordingly
 3         I,IV | improved appartement on better terms. He watched and waited and~
 4         I,VII|        however, the roundabout terms of a timid lover.~ ~"My
 5         I,II |     shame, for what the Bourse terms "pickings to be gobbled
 6         I,II |        make it, or discuss~the terms. If the affair is sound,
 7         I,VI |      certificate is couched in terms which~may well soften your
 8         I,VII|     force him to agree to~such terms?" he said with a convulsive
 9         I,VII|     reinstatement in the usual terms. On a sign from the presiding~
10         I,VII|      testimonial is couched in terms~which are worthy of the
11         I,VII|        in the customary~formal terms.~ ~The Court deliberated