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 1         I,II |             A vine-dresser in the neighborhood of Chinon, named Jean Birotteau,~
 2         I,IV |          or later build up a fine~neighborhood, was a man to keep on good
 3         I,IV |           the public~way, and the neighborhood of unhealthy buildings.
 4         I,V  |          the~sympathy felt in his neighborhood for the "worthy man,"--a
 5         I,V  |         did not wish~to leave the neighborhood to which all his habits
 6         I,VI |           blame~me, Lourdois. The neighborhood has its eye upon me; successful
 7         I,VI | congregation of druggists in that neighborhood made~Popinot's choice of
 8         I,III|         sooner, and the Bank, his~neighborhood, every one, was to know
 9         I,IV |          about the streets of the neighborhood like a~drunken man. At last
10         I,VII|         prettiest hillside in the~neighborhood of Paris, and from which
11         I,VII|       make all buildings in their neighborhood seem paltry.~The church