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 1 II  |    surprise to~his wife when he brought her to Presles, and with
 2 III |        household of his mother. Brought~up strictly, by Moreau's
 3 III |         chorus of a song lately~brought into vogue by the liberals,
 4 III |       which his snow-white hair brought out into~full relief. To
 5 IV  | continued Schinner, "when I was brought into court in presence~of
 6 V   |          The remains of those I brought back from Spain," said the
 7 VI  |       Oscar, stupidly.~ ~"But I brought you here to learn them."~ ~"
 8 VI  |  concierge, having, apparently, brought no passengers, Estelle retired~
 9 VI  |          nor do I know what has brought him-- And Moreau not~here!"~ ~"
10 VI  |    asked the steward.~ ~"I have brought the deed of sale for the
11 VII |         have spared me, had you brought him here~yourself as I begged
12 VII |         by the diatribe she had brought upon herself.~ ~"A boy who
13 VII |        Clapart would never have brought herself to seek them were
14 VII |  watched him tyrannically. This brought matters to the~end of October.
15 VIII|       born of poor parents,~and brought up with extreme severity
16 IX  |       your own good conduct has brought such~reward? Though you
17 IX  |      state to which Georges had brought them, the~clerks, and more
18 IX  |        of a young clerk rigidly brought up. After~admiring the splendors
19 IX  |      the danseuse.~ ~Florentine brought the money, which she obtained
20 X   |       whither his curiosity had brought him.~ ~"Oh! what shall we
21 X   |         in which it took place, brought~him before the eyes of the
22 X   |  surgeons whom the countess had brought with her from Paris thought~
23 XI  |   vehicle,~drawn by four horses brought at Roye, mounted the rise