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 1         I,I  |       made use of the love she inspired to gain~her end.~ ~"Well!
 2         I,II |      francs of her own. Cesar, inspired by his love with an~excessive
 3         I,III|      out of his deformity, all inspired feelings of~protection in
 4         I,IV | superiority. The charming girl inspired love without leaving~time
 5         I,V  | respected, for the iron-monger inspired respectful esteem, though~
 6         I,V  |           The vision of a ball inspired the three clerks, Raguet,
 7         I,VI |  expression of her countenance inspired~respect. She had, withal,
 8         I,I  |       which the~young merchant inspired in his mind.~ ~Birotteau
 9         I,II |         The awe with which she inspired him gave him courage. He
10         I,VI |   thoughts with which~his fall inspired him, and denying himself
11         I,VII|    shall not allow a suspicion inspired by her mother to~injure