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 1 II  | zero, may at the end of ten years find himself below the point
 2 II  |     must he not wait twenty years for a practice? You~know
 3 V   | That made us friends of ten~years' standing at once.~ ~Marcas,
 4 VI  |    of the Chamber. For~five years he had been reporter of
 5 VI  |   but his horse.~ ~In three years Marcas had made his man--
 6 VII |    destined~to live but two years, but which secured his services.
 7 VII |    things, worn out by five years of~fighting, regarded as
 8 VIII|    your man has for fifteen years been making his~way, and
 9 VIII|     of things will last ten~years longer. Hence, supposing
10 VIII|      and among whom, in ten years, scarcely one statesman