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1         I,II |       In bringing to light the depths of~his character and the
2         I,III| conquer. Popinot buried in the depths of his heart a sad~secret,
3         I,III| approval from Cesarine; in the depths of her blue eyes he had
4         I,III|        thoughts lurking in the depths of a purpose which is strong
5         I,III|     Popinot,~men buried in the depths of science do forget everything,--
6         I,III|    Birotteau~thus betrayed the depths of the abyss into which
7         I,III|      their self-control in~the depths of poverty, and if they
8         I,IV |   precipitating it to the~last depths of agony, exhaust the vital
9         I,V  |     before them, and sound the depths of their courage. All three