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 1         I,II |  Birotteau~perpetrated this folly in good faith and not as
 2         I,III| herself, even if it seems a folly."~ ~ ~
 3         I,VI |    worse than~his imprudent folly which had mixed him up in
 4         I,VII|  lesser~courts charged with folly or blundering mistakes,
 5         I,I  |    despised that individual folly~as much as Grindot despised
 6         I,III|    whispered in his ear.~ ~"Folly of youth," said Birotteau,
 7         I,III|     worthy~soul committed a folly out of pure goodness of
 8         I,IV |     in the name of virtuous folly,~who told you to go to that
 9         I,IV |       these monuments of my folly."~ ~"The suit is won!" cried
10         I,VI |     and does not commit the folly of wasting time upon it;
11         I,VII|     pay you."~ ~"Irrational folly!" cried Pillerault. "In