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 1 1  |         afford~to give her husband thirty francs a month. That is
 2 1  |     undertaken nothing for want of thirty~thousand government clerks!
 3 2  |        into the lottery and steals~thirty sous a day for her stake,
 4 2  |           when our tale~opens, but thirty thousand francs of debt--
 5 3  |         snout. Though she was past thirty years old~she looked scarcely
 6 4  |          he owed Antoine more than thirty~francs for his breakfasts,
 7 4  |           same retreat), had spent thirty years in the Civil Service.
 8 5  |          till you reach~the age of thirty. Now there's no free and
 9 6  | ministerial offices. That precious thirty minutes thus employed served~
10 6  |         other old~faces, on which "thirty per cent discount" was written
11 6  |        your stockings for the last thirty years!"~cried Mitral.~ ~"
12 6  |            knit your stockings for thirty years."~ ~"That counts for
13 7  |            that many a family with thirty thousand does not indulge
14 7  |          and says: "The enemy with thirty thousand~fresh troops is
15 8  |         Clergeot is retired. After~thirty years' service that's no
16 8  |           words," she said; "I owe thirty thousand francs."~ ~Rabourdin
17 Add|         Madame Firmiani~A Woman of Thirty~A Daughter of Eve~The Member
18 Add|           Start in Life~A Woman of Thirty~The Commission in Lunacy~