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 1         I,II |         Birotteau passed for a superior man, commercially~speaking;
 2         I,II |   lotion for the face~offering superior results to those obtained
 3         I,II |     and all thought themselves superior in their own line.~The women
 4         I,II |       the men who were thought superior were like her~husband. Such
 5         I,IV |       of inductions by which a superior man~reaches a conclusion,
 6         I,IV | reasons can be silenced by the superior consideration of money.
 7         I,IV |       easily believe himself a superior being in the~presence of
 8         I,VII|    brought in contact with~the superior world of social life; girls
 9         I,I  |       take courage! you are so superior a man that you will~triumph
10         I,VII|     people thinking~themselves superior might have laughed, but