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 1         I,II |            as well as retail~them. Contrary to the advice of his wife,
 2         I,II |       often produced effects quite contrary to those expected of them,
 3         I,II |       paper, and of taking, on the contrary,~safe securities from those
 4         I,IV | Billardiere's the night before.~ ~"Contrary to the custom of men of
 5         I,VII|    antiquity.~ ~The others, on the contrary, stamped with the mark of
 6         I,VII|             said du Tillet. "It is~contrary to his habits."~ ~"Oh! I
 7         I,II |            to be~paid for,--on the contrary, he paid money on occasion,
 8         I,III|        lent me money. Well, on the contrary it~is I who have protected
 9         I,IV |        injures business;~quite the contrary. Men who quaff the sparkling
10         I,VII|          not peace of~mind. On the contrary, the thought of regaining
11         I,VII|          of the Pas Perdus, on the~contrary, presents at the other end