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 1         I,I  |       to show the liberals, my enemies, that~to love the king is
 2         I,I  |     you think you have got any enemies, my poor Birotteau?"~ ~"
 3         I,I  |        Why, yes, wife, we have enemies. Half our friends in the
 4         I,I  | friends in the quarter are~our enemies. They all say, 'Birotteau
 5         I,VI |       nor his friends, nor his enemies will forget that."~ ~Birotteau
 6         I,VII|       out we shall~make bitter enemies."~ ~"Put them down, Cesarine;
 7         I,II |       course, we are political enemies, but whose good-will is
 8         I,III|     men who were his~political enemies, he, Adolphe, would oppose
 9         I,V  |       hands; according to your enemies, Roguin is only a blind.
10         I,VI |       mind keenly. Birotteau's enemies called it foolishness; but~
11         I,VII|    Bonapartists, and all other enemies of the throne.~Subsequent