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1         I,II |       in their entirety, and of rising above the social level of
2         I,III|  Macassar Oil!" said Birotteau, rising on his toes like a~hero
3         I,IV | hitherto been low, but they are rising; the Place~Vendome is looking
4         I,V  |    brass buttons. His habits of~rising, breakfasting, going out,
5         I,VI |        setting rays, a star was rising with feeble light upon the
6         I,VI |           continued~Gaudissart, rising with a magisterial air to
7         I,I  |    government," said Birotteau, rising on his toes and~dropping
8         I,II |         house of A. Popinot was rising, radiant in the eastern
9         I,III|       gravity and emphasis, and~rising to take the hand of his