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 1         I,I  |          any~figure at all."~ ~"I expected you to say all this, wife,"
 2         I,II |       asked himself. He had never expected to~win so large a fortune,
 3         I,II |           quite contrary to those expected of them, if~the soap and
 4         I,II |       character, and who might be expected not to succeed in the slipperiest~
 5         I,II |           all appointments at the expected hour; but if he were~kept
 6         I,IV |          opening. You will not~be expected to replace the wall yourself,
 7         I,V  |          in the sanctum, where~he expected to find monstrosities, gigantic
 8         I,VII| Mademoiselle de~Fontaine, who had expected much amusement from the
 9         I,II |          s devotion, from whom he expected to obtain~some thirty thousand
10         I,VI |            real or pretended, are expected to be~present and choose