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1         I,II |        he found her writing the French language correctly, or~reading
2         I,II |    points of information on the French language, on~dramatic art,
3         I,II |         of their~own country. A French merchant must call his discoveries
4         I,III|         much better~to supply a French product to the Indians than
5         I,IV |       an~English lady, nor of a French duchess, but the round and
6         I,IV |        those noses, essentially French, which have been so well~
7         I,VI | thoroughfare of old Paris~where French history has so often been
8         I,IV |         a jovial, jolly fellow. French~joviality--gaiety and gravity,
9         I,V  |   fighting against the~glorious French Revolution,--such a downfall