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 1         I,III|          paint men forever under~false colors, and never to reveal
 2         I,IV |      bakers who nefariously sell false weights, of the police,
 3         I,VII|         and was glorious~without false shame.~ ~"My wife," he said, "
 4         I,II |    perceiving that he had made a false move, stopped short;~then,
 5         I,III|        The worthy~man, led on by false hopes, allowed Adolphe Keller
 6         I,III|           their harshness, their false philanthropy; but he was~
 7         I,III|     itself against forgeries and false~circulations of all kinds.
 8         I,VI | illegitimate creditors" are~like false electors admitted into the
 9         I,VI |      injunction the books of the false~creditors, show the improbability
10         I,VI |        all is legal and illegal, false and true, honest and dishonest.~