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 1 I   |     in the medical school of Paris, that central luminary~to
 2 IV  |   and where the~mysteries of Paris life were insensibly revealed
 3 VIII|      of the worst streets in Paris. Desplein pointed~to the
 4 VIII|      may dispute the palm of Paris~suffering with any man living.
 5 IX  |   had nothing! And no one in Paris can understand that~nothing
 6 IX  |     like to see him alone in Paris without~a sou, without a
 7 X   |   between me~and success. In Paris, when certain people see
 8 X   |      who, knowing~nothing of Paris, think of your shirts, while
 9 XIV | country to its great men."~ ~PARIS, January 1836.~ ~ ~
10 Add |  Distinguished Provincial at Paris~ A Bachelor's Establishment~