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 1 II  |     ambitions~native to the soil of France! We looked upon these things
 2 II  |     difficulty of doing anything in France, the scarcity of~talent
 3 II  |            is a doctor; but he left France, he is~in Asia. At this
 4 III |      imitate Juste, and keep~out of France, where men waste, in the
 5 IV  |           us when it is~proved that France leaves millions at the German
 6 VI  | administration of~public affairs in France. Though in him it was vocation
 7 VI  |      thought himself duly equipped, France was torn~by intestine divisions
 8 VI  |            out in the~provinces. In France such struggles will be of
 9 VI  |            will continue so long as France has her present~singular
10 VIII|          the~progress of affairs in France and in Europe were enough
11 VIII|              Youth has no~outlet in France; it is gathering an avalanche
12 VIII|           for intelligent~youth. In France the young are condemned
13 VIII|            this moment the youth of France is being driven~into Republicanism,
14 VIII|             our~resolution to leave France, where young men of talent
15 IX  |          effect would be to deprive France of the~cream of its powers
16 IX  |        England is wife, Marcas bore~France in his heart; he idolized
17 IX  |     increased by~the inferiority of France at that time, as compared
18 IX  |            with Russia and~England. France a third-rate power! This
19 X   |             turned against you, for~France will be tired of your shuffling.
20 X   |            tired of your shuffling. France will not tell you that~she
21 X   |             not having the youth of France to lend you its strength~
22 X   |           is so mean, tries to make France mean too. My~strong nature,
23 XI  |           to doubt what the fate of France might be,~and it was this