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 1         I,II |        years old, and possessed~eleven thousand francs of her own.
 2         I,II |        Cesar, supplied with the eleven thousand francs of his wife
 3         I,IV |        see Monsieur Molineux at eleven o'clock."~ ~"My dear Monsieur
 4         I,IV |        the account. Be~ready at eleven, will you? There's my architect,
 5         I,VI |        doorway, "two~words?"~ ~"Eleven, if you like," said the
 6         I,VII| heartily. When therefore, about eleven o'clock, Grindot left them,
 7         I,V  |         man.~ ~It was half-past eleven when they left Cesar to
 8         I,V  | ever-growing anxiety, return at eleven~o'clock, and read her sentence
 9         I,VII|      that true?"~ ~"Be there at eleven o'clock."~ ~"Hey! there'
10         I,VII|       this morning at half past eleven, and give me a~receipt for
11         I,VII|    help--"~ ~"I do need you--at eleven o'clock to-day, monsieur,"