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 1         I,II |           book, a sort of romance written by a physician of the preceding~
 2         I,II |  Constance, to whom Ferdinand had written a few love-letters,~soon
 3         I,IV |      price in advance, and~have a written agreement."~ ~"Paris is
 4         I,VI | melodramas, a scroll on which was written "Oil Cesarine." He woke,~
 5         I,VI |           Finot, "it is~admirably written. Thunder and lightning!
 6         I,VII|  Constance.~ ~"Whew! Cesarine has written a four after the name of
 7         I,VII|      Constance.~ ~"I have already written to him," said Cesar.~ ~"
 8         I,I  |         with Nucingen. Roguin has written an~atrocious letter to his
 9         I,III|        were to be regarded as not written.~Seeing the /i/ without
10         I,IV |            With the balance-sheet written in~her head, she explained