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 1         I,VI |        rich contractor, who had~promised that nothing should be wanting,
 2         I,VII|      the first floor. Cesar had promised Raguet, the shop-boy, a
 3         I,VII| dilatory binder, Thouvenin, had promised to deliver the~volumes at
 4         I,VII|    uncle Pillerault, and he had promised to~pay the bill. The "surprise"
 5         I,VII|        unprecedented. The lover~promised that no matter what was
 6         I,VII|       happiness,~that Constance promised her daughter not to poison
 7         I,VII|      and Alexandre~Crottat, the promised successor to Roguin, was
 8         I,II |        Birotteau.~ ~Popinot had promised Finot five hundred francs
 9         I,VI |     power to fail again, on the promised dividend,--an~additional
10         I,VII|  Cesarine in all her glory then promised herself to~him--to him,
11         I,VII|   Commerce, Monsieur Lebas, had promised to be~there; Popinot invited