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1 III|    conversation about family, relations, dates, etc., and names
2 IV |   much about money. He has no relations left. If you marry him,
3 IV |     which she inspired in her relations gradually made its way into
4 VI |      pale, dreary shades.~Her relations with Julien had completely
5 VI |     hoped that these friendly relations would be kept up. It was
6 VI | letters to their aristocratic relations, of whom they had a number
7 X  |   promiscuity and undignified relations of the peasants, he was
8 X  |     they resumed their former relations, he, as a not unpleasant
9 XII|   then to go to some of their relations, Jeanne having provided