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 1         I,I  |           that big farmer who is as close as a snail, won't~sell a
 2         I,II |         gloves of customers. At the close of that~year the assets
 3         I,II |   originality and saved it from too close a resemblance to~the insipid
 4         I,II | thirty-seven years old, she bore so close a~resemblance to the Venus
 5         I,IV |          will agree that you are to close~up the door on my staircase (
 6         I,IV |             as they~parted.~ ~"I am close by the Markets," thought
 7         I,VI |           as much to tell Raguet to close the shop as~to pour out
 8         I,III|          have~got a good thing, and close it the moment you get into
 9         I,V  |      certain to make profits. After~close examination of my affairs
10         I,VII|        almost childish.~ ~Following close upon the unspeakable emotion