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 1  Int,   4|         1690, Francois Nodot, a French soldier of fortune, a commissary
 2  Int,   4| following manner: one Du Pin, a French officer detailed to service
 3  Int,   4|      prose in which was found a French police regulation which
 4  Int,   4|    translated the fragment into French, attached his notes, and
 5    5, 156|      only to be rivalled by the French physician in the time of
 6    5, 160|         probably not unlike the French "chalhut," danced in the
 7    6     |     RHINE.~The conquests of the French have resulted, during this
 8    6     |      render homage to the brave French army to which we owe this
 9    6     |        one art thou, C -- -- -, French Thalia, who commands attentions,
10    6     |       refuses to translate into French, haunted the baths incessantly
11    6     |     into Latin and Boileau into French. Here follows an imitation