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 1 I    |          characterized the early years of this century.~
 2 III  |         the eldest, whose twelve years of perseverance and discretion
 3 V    |          a difference of~fifteen years placed between Augustine
 4 V    |        young painter, who, seven years before, had gained the first~
 5 VIII |       cash-box. For the last two years I have told you almost all
 6 IX   |          know that there are ten years between~my two children.
 7 XI   | respected citizens~these hundred years!~ ~"Augustine," Madame Roguin
 8 XIII |        subjugated for nearly~two years and a half by the first
 9 XIII |        Theodore during~these two years; they had only found fresh
10 XIV  |       conveyed reproach.~ ~Three years after her marriage this
11 XV   |       fortune. For the last four years they had~gone their way
12 XVIII|          my husband, madame. Two~years of tears have not effaced
13 XIX  |         s mistress for a hundred years, you~are not a woman, and