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 1         I,I  |      have you done to merit the cross?"~ ~"Yesterday, when Monsieur
 2         I,I  |        If the king gives me the~cross without my asking for it,
 3         I,I  |       paid for, we have only to cross our arms and in three~years
 4         I,I  |        credit, I should have no~cross of the Legion of honor.
 5         I,II |        s order by lavishing the cross of the Legion of honor,
 6         I,V  |         with which I receive my~cross. I will write you beforehand."~ ~"
 7         I,VI |         have they given you the cross?"~ ~"Yes; I may possibly
 8         I,VII|      with joy; he looked at his cross in~all the mirrors, for
 9         I,VII|        the ribbon,--he wore the cross, and was glorious~without
10         I,II |        call the~banker-look,--a cross between that of a vulture
11         I,V  |         Keep~your eyes upon the cross; never cease to behold it,
12         I,V  |      will help you to~bear your cross. Promise me to have the
13         I,V  |        he said, unfastening his cross, which he held out to the
14         I,V  |      action of a cat~fearing to cross a wet place,--a habit to
15         I,VI |      contending interests which~cross and jostle each other. A
16         I,VII|             May he not wear his cross?" said Ragon to the Abbe
17         I,VII| humility you no longer wear the cross of the Legion of honor,