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 1 3 |      which was burned at the cost of his rich and miserly
 2 6 |      The stay of that master cost her twelve~thousand francs.
 3 6 |    face, and learned, to her cost, the folly of a man of gallantry,
 4 7 |   are my son, who have never cost me the miseries of motherhood;
 5 8 |    have their freedom at any~cost. Before the end of the year,
 6 8 |   escape the fatigue and the cost of the land journey. Dear~
 7 11|    that journey to Italy has cost me."~ ~Her temples showed
 8 14|   the~youth, whose happiness cost her little, for a gesture,
 9 15|    to be talked about at any cost. Beatrix was eaten up with~
10 16|     physicians, for~it would cost over a hundred /louis/ to
11 18| which had once before~almost cost Beatrix her life; but this
12 22|     old English groom, which cost him monthly from four to
13 22|  remarked to him,~ ~"I don't cost you anything now, Arthur."~ ~
14 25|    that the affair would not cost much, I meant~that you would
15 26|      mercy? Ah! nothing will cost me anything if it only proves
16 26| written to me: 'Nothing will cost me anything if it only proves