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 1         I,II |        of government which was~capable of shedding blood without
 2         I,III|       is obtained, and who are capable of giving a~ball with the
 3         I,III|         and people in love are capable of anything.~ ~"Poor boy!"
 4         I,V  |        her lover, and was even~capable of saying, in all sincerity, "
 5         I,VI |    Finot by famine. Andoche, a capable man, no fool,--I~don't consort
 6         I,I  |    filled his mind, never very capable of~reflection, as if with
 7         I,III|       don't know what they are~capable of doing. They will give
 8         I,III|    druggists'~oils."~ ~"What a capable head!" said Birotteau, laying
 9         I,IV | reckless gamblers; they become capable of~anything; they will sell
10         I,V  |     her best customers and was capable of~speaking up to the king