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 1         I,II |  Ragons his food, six francs a month as wages, and a~pallet to
 2         I,II |   Towards the end of the~first month this girl, who was forced
 3         I,II |       salary of fifty francs a month,~and took his seat at the
 4         I,II |    martial courage. During the month his~convalescence lasted,
 5         I,II |        1800,~and in the pretty month of May, Mademoiselle Pillerault
 6         I,III|     dinner, and the end of the month~eternity, even if she had
 7         I,III|      of the bone flung to him, month by~month, in the recesses
 8         I,III|    bone flung to him, month by~month, in the recesses of Switzerland,
 9         I,IV |      than two hundred francs a month perhaps! I am binding~myself--
10         I,I  |     Roguin tormented him~for a month to get into that land speculation,
11         I,II |    Happily, Popinot--who for a month had never left the Rue des
12         I,II |        mentioned three times a month!~Finot saw three thousand
13         I,II |       who earns sixty francs a month, he wrote wheedling letters,
14         I,IV | reverse the judgment; but in a month it would be safe."~ ~"A
15         I,IV |        it would be safe."~ ~"A month!"~ ~Cesar fell into a sort
16         I,V  |     beautiful woman, after one month's enjoyment of her~sumptuous
17         I,VI |      money! was her~cry. Every month she carried her salary and
18         I,VII|                   VII~ ~In the month of May, 1821, this family,
19         I,VII|        The last~Sunday of that month was the anniversary of the
20         I,VII|      Cour Royale.~ ~During the month required for the legal formalities