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 1         I,II |  fillets of suspended objects, placards, illusions and~optical effects
 2         I,II |     display that redundancy of placards, advertisements,~and other
 3         I,II |        and commerce by colored placards, at the head of~which were
 4         I,IV |        corks, the color of the placards. And yet people say there
 5         I,VI | England! I shall carry with me placards in all~languages, paste
 6         I,II |        notice enormous scarlet placards on all~the walls, and his
 7         I,II |       heroically. Two thousand placards were pasted in three days
 8         I,II |    permanent frames, perpetual placards," said~Birotteau to himself,
 9         I,III|       thousand francs worth~of placards, gilt frames, copies of
10         I,VI |     inundated the country with placards~and prospectuses; he is