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 1 1 |       garden side by another of five~sides, ending in a cupola
 2 2 |        exile, the perils of~his five crossings through a turbulent
 3 2 |        one another. For twenty-~five years there had been neither
 4 3 |     bonnet-shape, renewed every five years~at Nantes,for Mademoiselle
 5 4 |   Mouche/ is a game played with five cards dealt to each player,
 6 4 |    stake;~that is, if there are five sous in the basket, he wins
 7 4 |   twenty counters, representing five sous; which made the sum
 8 4 |         the stake for each game five farthings, a large amount
 9 4 |       for the chance of winning five, game after game, was to~
10 4 |         of them, had lost their five~sous, on condition of reimbursement
11 4 |        persons cared little for~five sous a game, and on such
12 6 |       to 1834 she had come some five or six times to Les Touches.~
13 9 |    chevalier, "keep her four~or five months. How can you expect
14 9 |         He did not go home till five in the afternoon. As he
15 10|            We can very well put five in the carriage," replied
16 14|        a height of some four or five hundred feet; at its base
17 14| consented to embark; so that by five o'clock they~reached the
18 17|   branch of which was~ending in five daughters for lack of a
19 17|      had given her two millions five hundred thousand~francs.
20 17|         the settlement of their five daughters: the youngest
21 18|        notice that for the last five months I think only of myself,~
22 22|        him monthly from four to five thousand~francs. His specialty
23 22|        de Rochefide~allowed her five hundred francs a month,
24 22|        favor when she asked for five hundred francs more a month
25 22|       the month on two thousand five hundred francs without a
26 22|  Russian prince who~offered her five thousand francs a month.~ ~"
27 22|  understand the position won in five years by Madame Schontz~
28 23|      and bought of~Lousteau for five hundred francs, was boldly
29 25|   reasonable; if it goes to the five~or the six?"~ ~"Six what?"~ ~"
30 25|         known you. In~less than five years you have made him
31 25|       have~to soak yourself for five or six years in the provinces
32 25|      your scheme. At the end of five years Monsieur is~tired