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 1 I   |   contradicting more than people think. Like most~youngest children,
 2 II  |        that they should begin to think~of economizing, to add to
 3 III |        bad~style. He trembled to think that the pitiless world
 4 III |      From this day forth I shall think only of providing~for your
 5 IV  | proposals.~ ~"A banker, I rather think," observed Emilie carelessly. "
 6 V   |        ready," said she. "Do you think the girl can be a relation
 7 V   |        his poetry, for he~has, I think, a notebook in his hand.
 8 V   |    caused the~accident. I really think you can no longer ride;
 9 V   |      Belle-Poule."~ ~"Why do you think he is anything so common,
10 V   |         as much as~to say that I think no more of fighting a duel
11 V   |          dogs then! Nowadays you think and worry~over everything,
12 VI  |          Polytechnique.~ ~"And I think, madame," he replied, "that
13 VIII|       from~his brow. What do you think of him?"~ ~"Well, your brother'
14 VIII|         her.~Lookers on chose to think that the vice-admiral had