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 1 V    |         of which Guillaume would take the girls at the time of~
 2 VI   |       ask her cousin secretly to take her to the Louvre. Her~cousin
 3 VIII | Guillaume has suggested to me~to take you into partnership.--'
 4 VIII |          already that you should take an interest in a~poor orph----"~ ~
 5 IX   |         about the bush.~ ~"Deuce take it, Joseph, you must know
 6 IX   |          he desired Augustine to take the assistant's arm on their~
 7 X    |       marry, I should be glad to take~all the work, and see my
 8 X    |        the shop is shut, I~shall take my pleasures, go to the
 9 X    |        we will send for you, but take care not to quit it."~ ~
10 XI   |           Oh, this~marriage must take place! For my part, I adore
11 XII  |          added Lebas; "you might take it up in your~hand."~ ~"
12 XIII |       sincerely religious not to take~fright at the tone of artists.
13 XIV  |       that Sommervieux could not take offence; and even~if they
14 XVIII|           the step I am about to~take will seem to you very strange;
15 XIX  |          we ought to know how~to take advantage of. By firmly