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1         I,II | have~flung himself into the Seine.~ ~Harassed by some unprofitable
2         I,II |   him to~the prefect of the Seine when that official consulted
3         I,III|     the Lower courts of the Seine,--courts which take~cognizance
4         I,VII| Monsieur the prefect of~the Seine; he'll come or he won't
5         I,VII|   of the Lower Court of the Seine;~Monsieur and Madame Thirion,
6         I,I  |     a humble~boatman on the Seine whom the government has
7         I,IV |     know der Prayfic of die~Seine was at your las pall."~ ~"
8         I,VI |    Saint-Denis to the upper Seine through the~Faubourg du
9         I,VII|  commercial~tribunal of the Seine. His failure was not caused