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 1         I,I  |        to-night? Why, of course;~goodness! how stupid I am."~ ~She
 2         I,I  |     Birotteau began~to laugh.~ ~"Goodness! Cesar, if you are not an
 3         I,I  |         into higher society."~ ~"Goodness! Birotteau, do you know
 4         I,II |    stupid or a fool.~Honesty and goodness cast upon all the acts of
 5         I,II |         sense of~justice, by the goodness of a heart that was truly
 6         I,V  |              Will you crown your goodness?" said the perfumer.~ ~"
 7         I,VI | amusement.~Find her, implore her goodness; interest her, young man,
 8         I,VII| excellence of the dishes and the~goodness of the wines were fully
 9         I,II |       though~sombre.~ ~"Have the goodness to send me the deeds relating
10         I,III|    committed a folly out of pure goodness of heart, and for lack of~
11         I,VI |          of~bankruptcy; have the goodness to walk up to the desk and