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1 I   |  France might not fall into if things are~to go on like this.
2 II  |  parties as Napoleon had fused things and men. The~legitimate
3 III |      brought to the front~such things as might be most pleasing
4 IV  | himself privileged to say~hard things to his grand-niece, on whom
5 VII |       his manner of discussing things~revealed a man devoted to
6 VIII|     herself by saying spiteful things to her uncle, she~lavished