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 1 I   |             Paris climate, projected three feet over~the roadway, as
 2 II  |            observe the apparition~of three laughing faces, pink and
 3 II  |             certain monuments.~These three faces, framed by the window,
 4 II  |          which the scent proved that~three chins had just been shaved.
 5 III |       awaiting the appearance of his three assistants, ready to~scold
 6 III |            Monsieur Guillaume to his three neophytes. "In~former days,
 7 III |             work like Negroes. These three assistants were equal to
 8 III |              The most waggish of the three~youths often amused himself
 9 IV  |              Monsieur Cardot, two or three old bankers, and some immaculate~
10 IV  |              monotonous lives of~the three women, who came and went
11 IV  |             in the evening, when all three~were tired out with having
12 V   |           the great balls,~to two or three of which Guillaume would
13 VII |            what price?"--"Fifty-five three."--"Set down A. at~three,
14 VII |             three."--"Set down A. at~three, with all of J. J., all
15 VII |              and~made out bills. All three were busy over this enormous
16 VIII| reminiscences were too much,~took up three or four bills of exchange,
17 XIV |        demeanor conveyed reproach.~ ~Three years after her marriage
18 XV  |           Mass at the parish church. Three times a week the worthy~
19 XVI |        anything from me, of spending three~days without saying a word