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 1         I,I  |     to-night, I would give~you a piece of good advice, Birotteau;
 2         I,VI | Gaudissart had gone to see a new piece at the Vaudeville; Popinot~
 3         I,VI |     juggle a--I mean to settle a~piece of business."~ ~In spite
 4         I,VI |           sticking a forty-franc piece in his own eye.~ ~A knock
 5         I,VI |        the present day (another /piece justificative/):--~ ~ ~GOLD
 6         I,VI |         slipped his twenty-franc piece into the palm of the~author
 7         I,VII|    washed-out, like a five-franc piece of the~Republic, and whose
 8         I,I  |        and be the villain of~the piece. To Birotteau's fancy Molineux
 9         I,III|         the country to look at a piece of property which the great
10         I,IV |     Rousseau's Dream,"--a pretty piece of music by Herold; while~
11         I,VI |              And I have bought a piece of land in the Faubourg