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 1         I,I  |  mustard men who command in the National Guard and are~very well
 2         I,II |          retired officer of the National Guard, and~chevalier of
 3         I,II |         made him captain~of the National Guard; but he was cashiered
 4         I,II |      was appointed major in the National Guard, although~he was utterly
 5         I,VI |    propose to give a ball; this national~movement will no doubt be
 6         I,VII|        jeweller, colonel of the National Guard, his wife, and two~
 7         I,VII|        children like~lancers or national guards, buys the "Victoires
 8         I,VII|       superb at a~review of the National Guard, where his protuberant
 9         I,VII|      how to reply.~ ~"This is a national fete which does you honor,"
10         I,II | accumulation of many~interests, national and foreign, heaped together