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1    I,  I  |      that sport of brilliant French chatter, amiably satirical,
2    I,  I  | banter, that tendency of the French to mingle irony with the
3    I,  II |     it should be provoked by French turbulence and by the rodomontades
4    I,  II |    peculiar situation in the French aristocracy due solely to
5    I,  III|  meeting of the Committee of French Mothers, were to take Annette
6   II,  II |      powdered officer of the French Guards, that a colonel of
7   II,  VI |      Farandal would stand in French society.~Bertin listened