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 1 I    |      me when it is convenient. Buy yourself what you need and
 2 IV   |       to the hurrying throng: “Buy this! it contains an article
 3 VIII |      now going to Gulf Juan to buy pottery for our rooms in
 4 VIII |      door. Forestier wanted to buy a vase to put on his bookcase.
 5 XIII |  profit by that!”~“You too can buy some stock,” said she; “
 6 XIII |   husband. Tell him from me to buy to-morrow ten thousand francs’
 7 XIII |        a deputy; then he would buy the chronometer; then he
 8 XIV  |  coveted chronometer.~“Shall I buy you some trinket?” he asked.~
 9 XV   |   Saint-Honore, he proposed to buy it. He offered three million
10 XVIII| thousand more; then they could buy a small estate and live