Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |         he said. "Twenty-two by eighteen," he~resumed, going on with
 2         I,I  |       established and~known for eighteen years, to be suspected in
 3         I,II |       saleswoman. Constance was eighteen years old, and possessed~
 4         I,IV |       girl is fresh~and rosy at eighteen, blond and slender, with
 5         I,V  |         We must take a lease of eighteen years," said Birotteau. "
 6         I,VI |        a dozen bottles a year,--eighteen francs; say eighteen~thousand
 7         I,VI |     year,--eighteen francs; say eighteen~thousand heads,--one hundred
 8         I,VI |           He took the place for~eighteen years, but they exacted
 9         I,VI |       because we are preparing, eighteen days hence, to~assemble
10         I,VII|      the magistrate. A lease of eighteen years was~agreed upon, so
11         I,VII|         that an orphan girl who eighteen years earlier was~saleswoman
12         I,I  |        flash of a prosperity of~eighteen years now about to be extinguished,
13         I,V  | Gigonnet eventually~died, worth eighteen hundred thousand francs,
14         I,VII|         of us three--am~guilty. Eighteen months ago, in the midst
15         I,VII|         our~children yonder! In eighteen months I have blasted that
16         I,VII|      and yourself, for~the last eighteen months, amounted to twenty
17         I,VII|     fall he saw the house where eighteen years of happiness had~been