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 1         I,II |        Paste is wrapped in paper bearing his signature,~and that
 2         I,II |         a beautiful woman, whose bearing was virtuous and full of
 3         I,V  |         chimney-board, a console bearing a vase of~flowers under
 4         I,V  |         those of his prison. The~bearing of Madame Cesar, who replied
 5         I,VI |        his~apparel and pretended bearing, just as his thoughts clashed
 6         I,VI |        followed by two scullions bearing in~three baskets a dinner,
 7         I,VI |       The oil is sold in bottles bearing the signature of the inventor,~
 8         I,VII|         taste of their~dress and bearing,--just as three leading
 9         I,I  |    circulation. He has seen them bearing the words 'not~guaranteed.'"~ ~"
10         I,II | Incapable of perceiving the~full bearing of such publicity, Birotteau