Chapter

 1 1   | perquisites, when they constituted three fourths of his income and~
 2 1   |        divided the government into three ministries, or~departments.
 3 1   |         constitutionally~speaking, three ministries will agree better
 4 1   |          reducing the ministers to three heads he suppressed~departments
 5 1   |           action and only required three additional clerks in the
 6 1   |          in the justice~courts and three in the royal courts. The
 7 1   |          an enormous revenue under three forms; namely, a duty on~
 8 1   |           permanently secure~until three hundred deputies at least
 9 1   |         might be accomplished; and~three months before the opening
10 2   |         the first to settle nearly three~million of them at twenty
11 2   |         between eight at night and three in the morning. At the~opera
12 2   |            as plain as the rule of three to the self-interested.~
13 2   |     government officials where for three or four years prosperity
14 2   |            I had~not cajoled those three deputies they might have
15 2   |       dismiss two to make room for three?" the~cashier tranquilly
16 3   |   Baudoyers had an income of~about three thousand francs left to
17 3   |           servants always received three francs on these~occasions
18 3   |        answered the purpose of the three knocks given at the Theatre-~
19 3   |            Elisabeth quietly asked~three questions:--~ ~"If Monsieur
20 3   |          in his resignation. About three fourths of his class leave
21 3   |      themselves, "I have been here three years,~and I must end sooner
22 3   |           known as Cursy, paid him three hundred francs out of his
23 3   |           for government service,--three~indispensable qualities
24 4   |           below the offices of his three or four different bureaus.~ ~
25 4   |           return to the bureaus.~ ~Three men-servants lived in peace
26 4   |          the division himself. All~three were lodged, warmed, and
27 4   |          the director himself. All three came to open the offices
28 4   |            a thing hasn't happened~three times since he has been
29 4   |           like all vaudevilles, by~three collaborators, "The audience
30 4   |         people know, is made up~of three individuals; first, the
31 4   |         and eight hundred from the three hundred~thousand francs
32 4   |             and halves of plays in three different theatres,~and
33 4   |          nut-colored box-coat with three capes, and carried a~loaded
34 4   |          his fine~clothes for over three years. As he owed Antoine
35 4   |          de Ponthieu,~where he had three rooms delivered over to
36 4   |           in a little apartment at three hundred francs~a year, with
37 4   |        Bourdonnais. He thus earned three thousand francs a year,
38 4   |          full, sonorous voice. His three great admirations were Napoleon,~
39 4   |          saltire, on a chief~azure three mullets argent; with the
40 5   |          arithmetic that will give three empty~places for us to fill--"~ ~
41 5   |           us to fill--"~ ~Bixiou. "Three places right under our noses,
42 5   |             Hasn't Monsieur Cochin three thousand? He succeeded~Monsieur
43 5   |          His salary was dropped to three when the King first~returned;
44 5   |         get the~salary put back to three thousand."~ ~Colleville. "
45 5   |      errands,~I believe. I've rung three times and can't get him." [
46 5   |          and Left of the Chamber); three~hundred more at the end
47 5   |       ought~to count for the other three hundred, has seven hundred
48 5   |            country where there are~three powers you may bet a thousand
49 5   |          rag-picker lays by two or three thousand francs a year,
50 5   |      through within~this office in three days; well, he expects me
51 5   |           divided the~Council into three separate parties. Caught
52 6   |         wrote steadily~from one to three o'clock. Du Bruel did not
53 6   |          return.~ ~About half-past three the usual preparations for
54 6   |     ex-sheriff in a low voice, "we three have just bought up all~
55 7   |          but you will find that in three months your wife has~accomplished
56 7   |            to be heard only by the three persons whom he addressed,~"
57 7   |            to change hands, and in three~days more will be on our
58 7   | workmanship,~--an ornament costing three thousand francs, made by
59 7   |            of the wind,--thanks to three francs to the postboys and
60 7   |          legal papers.~ ~"You have three years in which to pay off
61 8   |         knew. On this occasion the three servants were at~their post,
62 8   |           Poiret [nodding his head three times and answering with
63 8   |        Mitral gave a glance at the three clerks so penetrating,~so
64 8   |          was deserted; only two or three~guests remained with des
65 8   |     yourself without his order. In three months~Baudoyer will be
66 8   |          certainly deserves two or three hours attention from the
67 8   |          said Rabourdin.~ ~"All in three words," she said; "I owe
68 8   |            which cook cutlets with three sheets of paper?"~ ~Minard [
69 8   |    assembled in the salon,--two or~three ministerial deputies, a
70 8   |         demands that there be only three ministries."~ ~The Minister. "
71 8   |            How do you represent in three ministries the heads of
72 8   |            gules; second, purpure, three~mascles argent, two and
73 8   |            or, on a pale endorsed, three batons fleurdelises gules;~
74 Note|            translated; that is why three~English ones have been substituted