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1 I  | which we write, the Touchard success was stimulating~speculators.
2 II | public favor, the glories of success were indifferent to a man
3 IV |     s a trick that has great success in our~theatres,' I told
4 VII|     hoped~for such brilliant success. For the next fortnight
5 IX | trained, and which owe~their success to them. Besides, where
6 X  |    he obtained the slightest success, Clapart knew~the extent
7 XI |   was that which is given by success. The ribbon of the Legion~