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 1         I,I  |      Claparon, as~Roguin? The profit is as sure as that of the
 2         I,II |     if it gave~only a limited profit on each article, became
 3         I,III| Ferdinand naturally derived a profit; but~not content with that
 4         I,III|     but~not content with that profit, he had the audacity, when
 5         I,V  |     made about seven per cent profit on the amount, and his living
 6         I,V  |     absorbed one half of that profit. Such was his record. His
 7         I,VI |      three francs, and make a profit of thirty sous, and give
 8         I,VI |      than himself, making his~profit there instead of struggling
 9         I,VI |        but by which they will profit as~merchants.~ ~Another
10         I,VII|       base and~grasping as to profit by your father's share which