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 1 3 |     out of green Florence silk~bought at Guerande, and an old
 2 6 |        of "Camille Maupin." He bought into~order and shape the
 3 7 |        arabesques of ivory and bought in Venice, with other noble~
 4 7 | articles of choice~workmanship bought in 1818, at a time when
 5 17|    contest my rights so dearly bought.~ ~If love is suffering,
 6 17|        of the house of Guenic, bought~back, as you know, by Mademoiselle
 7 20|      All~such luxury is dearly bought. In situations like that
 8 20|    sorts of condiments."~ ~She bought the English cruets and the
 9 22|        Rochefide, who had just bought the little hotel in~the
10 23|  wanted his~luxury ready-made, bought Couture's furniture and
11 23|   which, delivered by him, and bought of~Lousteau for five hundred
12 26|        has~actually and openly bought pistols."~ ~"Tell the duchess