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 1 1 |         they have been unable to pay off the money~advanced upon
 2 3 |       have allowed~themselves to pay her the slightest attention
 3 3 |     disinterred a little gold to pay for the results of a love-~
 4 4 |         made /mouche/; he has to pay the~whole stake, which swells
 5 4 |    prodigal of costs they do not pay,~would offer ten counters
 6 8 |         to say that I shall soon pay you a visit at~Les Touches.
 7 8 | semi-dowagers, to~whom young men pay their first court, know
 8 13|         if he should continue to pay court~to you, tell me frankly,
 9 17|           have been in a body to pay their~respects to us. These
10 18|         in presence~of those who pay court to me, and having
11 19|        does not~even know how to pay for your dressing-table."~ ~"
12 24|          receive me; I intend to pay off that~score, and I will
13 25|       the duchess. "Beatrix will~pay dear for your tears and