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 1         I,I  |   occupation of France by~the foreign armies. According to Monsieur
 2         I,II |    perfumers in France and in foreign cities, offering~them at
 3         I,III|       to get away and live in foreign countries, and trust to /
 4         I,III|   examine into an affair in a~foreign country. It chanced that
 5         I,III| seductive. It is offered as a foreign importation; and we have
 6         I,III|       Then begin the fight in foreign lands. It~seems that Macassar
 7         I,III|  Begin the fight in~India, in foreign countries, in the departments.
 8         I,VI |     was laid aside during the foreign occupation. The mayors~and
 9         I,I  |      that to live suitably in~foreign countries."~ ~"The villain!"~ ~"
10         I,II |       interests, national and foreign, heaped together like bales,--
11         I,VI | retired spot in France, or in foreign countries,~where he may