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 1         I,V  |        me~there is infinity. I owe to you what you call my
 2         I,VI |        to whom we are about~to owe unheard-of prosperity. Believe
 3         I,VII|        the Legion of honor, "I owe my fortune to Monsieur~Vauquelin.
 4         I,I  |      deduct, and you will~then owe me about six or seven thousand
 5         I,II |         Monsieur, to what do I owe the honor of this visit?"~ ~
 6         I,III|      me. Oh, he is devoted! We owe a~great deal to my uncle.
 7         I,IV |        depends on how much you owe. How much do you want?"~ ~"
 8         I,IV |    them how could I pay what I owe myself? No merchant will
 9         I,VI | stratagem, and one to which we owe the term "serious~and legitimate
10         I,VI | securities to the~last; he may owe something for repairs before
11         I,VII|      sweat of~my brow."~ ~"You owe an enormous sum to Claparon."~ ~"