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 1 3 |       drive away the dogs who paid untimely court to a~favorite
 2 3 |       reward of his services, paid from the~fund of the Invalides
 3 4 |  plays and wins a trick he is paid /pro rata/ to the stake;~
 4 6 | thousand francs. All expenses paid, she~found herself with
 5 8 |       the more attentions are paid to me, the more my~inferiority
 6 9 |      did, Madame de Rochefide paid little attention to him.~
 7 11|       was full~of Beatrix; he paid no heed to the profound
 8 11|    enough in the worship they paid to~sacred beauty. Some traveller,
 9 13|       chevalier nor the baron paid any heed to this~truly provincial
10 15|    sufferedfor she had really paid the penalty of her~faults
11 18|        a poem which has often paid the costs of a~journey of
12 22|       boots and whose debts I paid; but I love him as a wife
13 22|     received the revenues and paid the bills. Become, as it
14 23|       dinners he had so often paid that the~late speculator
15 25|    that of Danton. But he~now paid his debts; he now, by advice