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 1 3 |       charging the old hero to~offer the whole, in the name of
 2 4 |   costs they do not pay,~would offer ten counters to Mademoiselle
 3 4 |        have won; otherwise the offer would have been taken as
 4 8 | compelled Gennaro to accept an offer to~write a French opera;
 5 10|   exclaimed eagerly.~ ~"Go and offer them seats in my carriage,"
 6 10|    Kergarouet learned that the offer came from the celebrated~
 7 10|      Mademoiselle des~Touches' offer of her carriage for the
 8 10|        done better to~take the offer made to you by Mademoiselle
 9 11|    dinner. He had the sense to offer his arm to~Felicite.~ ~"
10 14|    promissory notes~which they offer on the future; to all of
11 14|        stirred by my genius to offer you; my~only talent is to
12 23|      and calculating enough to offer~his hand and name to madame
13 25|       saw me~thoughtful at the offer which you indirectly made