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 1         I,II | printed bill-~heads were,--a necessity of the sale itself. His
 2         I,III|      a provision against the necessity of~resorting to prostitution
 3         I,III|     shame of it. He felt the necessity of having under his~thumb
 4         I,VI |         Ministers are a mere necessity of government. Ah! what
 5         I,I  |     come to be, out of sheer necessity."~ ~"That's true," said
 6         I,I  |    spur of that cruel rider, necessity. Thus it happened that~Birotteau
 7         I,III|    in~positions of frightful necessity. They may lose their self-control
 8         I,III|    considered as extorted by necessity; he could~not refuse to
 9         I,IV |     that he shuddered at~the necessity of accosting him.~ ~"But
10         I,V  |      often~stimulated by the necessity of upholding some being
11         I,VI |       The commissioner is of necessity a personage before whom