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 1         I,I  |    recriminate, expressed so deep and~constant an attachment
 2         I,V  |  selfish passion. Self means deep calculation.~To every mind
 3         I,V  |     ingenuous nature and his deep religious sentiments, to~
 4         I,V  |   nature, and understood the deep things of the heart. Their
 5         I,VI |  every enterprise; you are a deep one--"~ ~"True, I have some
 6         I,VI |     liberal). "But you are a deep one, Papa Birotteau; you
 7         I,VII|   the great magician, with a deep mysterious transition of
 8         I,II |      stern character--took a deep~bronze tone, such as the
 9         I,VI | grief and resignation made a deep impression on his uncle,
10         I,VI |   formerly occupied--without deep emotion, and he shuddered
11         I,VII| Madame Ragon,~touched by the deep grief of her debtor. "He