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 1         I,II|  accustomed to say only what he meant to say, du Tillet unbosomed~
 2         I,VI|    explained that the word head meant heart.~ ~"Has he got his
 3         I,VI|      with a~queer manner, which meant neither servility nor respect,
 4         I,VI|    literary talent whatever; he meant to stay in the~profession,
 5         I,VI|       they'll think your oil is meant to facilitate childbirth.
 6         I,I | inconvenient to you just now, I~meant to tell you that, by a mere
 7         I,II|        the~soul of his wife. He meant to tell her of the danger
 8         I,IV|         not knowing whether she meant to~ridicule him, or was
 9         I,VI|         in Warsaw."~ ~Du Tillet meant to compass Cesar's commercial
10         I,VI|      fate,--a legal Jupiter. He meant to frighten him with the
11         I,VI|   Camusot asked him what he now meant to do. Birotteau replied~