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 1         I,II |         who advised him to send cases of the Carminative Balm
 2         I,III|         up, himself alone, more cases than all the other~clerks
 3         I,VI |       they make blown glass and cases,--an immense place,--I~caught
 4         I,VI |         these bottles packed in cases."~ ~"You asked about them?"~ ~"
 5         I,VI | Birotteau.~ ~"I asked for glass cases for the little wax Jesus;
 6         I,II |         Cesarine sitting on the~cases, and hovering over the shipments;
 7         I,II |     courageously nailing up the cases himself, in default of~the
 8         I,II |         how circumstances alter cases.~On another table were heaped
 9         I,VI |         few strange and unusual cases where dishonesty is accompanied
10         I,VI |    importance except in~special cases,--when, for instance, a
11         I,VII|         in session.~ ~After the cases were called over, Birotteau'