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 1 I  |         painting representing a cat playing rackets.~This picture
 2 I  |        idler. For instance, the cat's tail had been~eaten into
 3 I  |    standing there to admire the~cat, which a minute's attention
 4 II |        shopkeeping folk of the "Cat and Racket" as the "Cat~
 5 II |         Cat and Racket" as the "Cat~and Racket" was to him.
 6 II |     windows of the shop of the "Cat and Racket" had been~removed
 7 III|       an eye to the till of the Cat and Racket. After quietly~
 8 IV |       with a gleam in it like a cat's, seemed to spite the world
 9 V  |      law of the old sign~of the Cat and Racket commanded that
10 V  |        the~darkened shop of the Cat and Racket, had paused for
11 VI |     times~past the house of the Cat and Racket; he even ventured
12 VI |      fallen on the house of the Cat and Racket, and Augustine
13 VII|      altered at the sign of the Cat and Racket. If Augustine
14 VII| Exchange, under the flag of~the Cat and Racket, was just now
15 XI |       the pilot who steered the Cat and Racket so wisely gave
16 XII|         and the fortunes of the Cat and Racket~once more in
17 XII|          to steer~the good ship Cat and Racket. The artist,
18 XV |        the ancient~honor of the Cat and Racket. At breakfast
19 XV |      eye on the business at the Cat and Racket; on his way back
20 XX |         the old mistress of~the Cat and Racket. "It was like
21 Add|   Augustine)~At the Sign of the Cat and Racket~Cesar Birotteau~ ~