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 1         I,I  |  windmill. Honors~will be your ruin!' You would not listen to
 2         I,I  |      listen to me, and now the ruin has~come. To play a part
 3         I,I  |       must~have mistresses who ruin him; I don't see any other
 4         I,II |   Madonna; for amid the coming ruin she retained her gentle
 5         I,III|       his insolvency and final ruin~strike. His misery was then
 6         I,III|    latter,~whose object was to ruin the perfumer, had made Roguin
 7         I,IV |     money, and I don't want to ruin myself."~ ~"Oh, monsieur,"
 8         I,IV |       cried, "your father will ruin himself! He has~engaged
 9         I,VII|       back again; the man will ruin~himself." Such was the real
10         I,III|      and he must have told his ruin to his wife; now, all was~
11         I,III| accused Celestin of wishing to ruin the establishment, thinking