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 1         I,I  |        not know the value of a louis, wouldn't you~feel bound
 2         I,II |     seek his fortune, with one louis in his~pocket. The recommendation
 3         I,II |        who possessed a hundred louis d'or,~changed them for six
 4         I,II |       of the virtuous deeds of Louis XVI., the~anecdotes with
 5         I,II |        the card-table~some old louis d'or which Madame Cesar
 6         I,II |        circumstance of the old louis~seems too much against you
 7         I,II |     once that he had taken the louis. The perfumer~opened his
 8         I,III|      my worldly goods~were one louis, given me by my godmother
 9         I,III|        at the top of~the Place Louis XV. I wonder what he is
10         I,III|      hob-nailed shoes, the one louis,~and love.~ ~In times gone
11         I,III|     months after the return~of Louis XVIII., Madame Roguin was
12         I,IV |       the terrace of~the Place Louis XV. at two o'clock on the
13         I,IV | celibate it was furnished with Louis XV.~articles, so dirty and
14         I,VI |      cashier with an air~which Louis XIV. must have worn when
15         I,VII|        little~hoard, a hundred louis, on buying books for her
16         I,VII|    treated in the style called Louis XIV., with a clock in buhl,
17         I,VII|    firmness of the daughter of Louis XVI. to induce~him to accept
18         I,V  |         if it can be said that Louis XVIII. ever had a~preference.
19         I,V  |         always a favorite with Louis XVIII., was thought~to be
20         I,VII|      yet obeyed the command of Louis XVIII., but he now~mechanically