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 1         I,I  |    for~fifteen years you have talked of nothing but buying Les
 2         I,II |       period when nothing was talked of but the East, to name
 3         I,II |       had collected about him talked the same nonsense, repeated
 4         I,IV |       make a bourgeois laugh; talked~of what others of his kind
 5         I,IV |       what others of his kind talked about,--the arbitrary powers
 6         I,VI |    nothing should be wanting, talked of gilding the salon.~On
 7         I,VI |       preparing, the one most~talked of is the ball of Monsieur
 8         I,I  |          Alexandre might have talked on indefinitely, for Birotteau
 9         I,III| native self-~complacency, and talked his usual platitudes.~ ~"
10         I,VII|      Billardiere, and others, talked of it. Public opinion, undergoing
11         I,VII|   time and time again, he had talked to her. The appartement