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 1 I   |          the road,~which did not go beyond it. Of late years,
 2 I   |       Rougeot, and Bichette will go finely in~unicorn. Come,
 3 I   |          carriage to be~ready to go to Presles at seven this
 4 I   |         cost him forty francs to go there and back; for let~
 5 II  |       Monsieur de Serizy did not go to Ghent. He informed Napoleon
 6 II  |         Why did he let the~years go by and still hope on? By
 7 II  |        advise your Excellency to go to~Presles yourself, and
 8 III |          a woman unaccustomed to go anywhere on foot. Often,
 9 III |          of September. We are to go to Belleville, you know,
10 III |     coffee," replied Pierrotin. "Go and ask, you," he said to
11 III |        be off for an hour if you go on this way," cried Georges.~"
12 III |   vehicle, "if you~don't mean to go faster than this, say so!
13 III |        be delayed."~ ~"Oh! he'll go well enough," said Pere
14 IV  |     alarm.~"Pierrotin, stop!"~ ~"Go on, Pierrotin," said Mistigris. "
15 IV  |         in that country. You may go from end to end of~Egypt,
16 IV  |        private in~1813. Well, to go back to the time I returned
17 IV  |          take one, too; we might go faster."~ ~"Forward, march!"
18 IV  |        are as willing to let you go as they are to cut~your
19 IV  |       said Georges. "Why, agents go round and take all the harvests,~
20 IV  |        thousand. Whereas, if you go to this chateau as a humble~
21 IV  |    seeing them--"~ ~"I shall not go THERE," said Pere Leger.~ ~"
22 IV  |       your services, and I could~go in your clothes; that's
23 IV  |    monster may kill me, but I'll go, I'll~go!' I gave up landscape
24 IV  |       kill me, but I'll go, I'll~go!' I gave up landscape and
25 IV  |          commissary of police to go~back to Rome. Zena, who
26 V   |          on the shoulder,~"don't go in there to breakfast; stay
27 V   |         judge of the beast as we go along.~We can go three in
28 V   |     beast as we go along.~We can go three in your jolter."~ ~
29 V   |       East, but I shall probably go there. The career to which
30 V   |      with a knowing look,~"don't go to him, but go to his wife;
31 V   |      look,~"don't go to him, but go to his wife; he is madly
32 V   |        there; he doesn't want to go on to Isle-Adam."~ ~"Pierrotin
33 V   |            that you, who say you go so often to~Presles, do
34 V   |      want to get to the chateau, go through the~little gate."~ ~
35 VI  |          will give you~the keys. Go with them to show the way;
36 VI  |         her that~I am obliged to go to Les Moulineaux for a
37 VI  |              You need not hurry; go and play with him," said
38 VI  |    stiffly. "I~hope you will now go and dress," she added, after
39 VI  |     silver, and to beg she would go herself~and see that the
40 VI  |         monseigneur; he means to go to Moulineaux before dinner,
41 VI  |        once to~the chateau. I'll go in and see his Excellency.
42 VI  |          and de Reybert, "let us go into the next room and conclude~
43 VI  |        and he will~request me to go and blaguer somewhere else."~ ~"
44 VII | incapable of--"~ ~"Why don't you go to meet Poiret?" said the
45 VII |          Will you answer me?"~ ~"Go to bed, monsieur," she said
46 VII |      government office, you must go through a long probation
47 VII |    counsel to~her child. We will go and see your uncle Cardot;
48 VII |           But to-~morrow we will go and see your uncle Cardot,
49 VII |       families. Leave us, Oscar; go and look~at the garden,
50 VII |    mother's home, in the garret; go~straight to the law-school;
51 VII |         leave the track; he must go straight~through with it.
52 VIII|      kill him; but he'll have to go at our pace.~Monsieur Godeschal!"
53 VIII|       the~exact time it takes to go to the law-school and back,
54 VIII|       take such a place himself. Go with~Monsieur Godeschal,
55 VIII|       clerks:~ ~"My dear Gaudet, go away from here of your own
56 VIII|         resolved, each of us, to go to Saint-Etienne~du Mont
57 VIII|         the help of~which we may go back to the year 1525, and
58 IX  |         had to leave Crottat and go to Hannequin~in consequence
59 IX  |         are five hundred francs. Go to~the Palais, and get from
60 IX  |       the theatres, carriages to go to the environs~and return,
61 IX  |         he tells you.'"~ ~"He'll go all right, madame," interposed
62 IX  |      evening. As for me, I can't go to the~Marquise de las Florentinas'
63 IX  |    shouldn't~gamble on notes, or go beyond a certain limit in
64 IX  |          follow you~wherever you go, and in all your enterprises."~ ~
65 IX  |  boulevards~until it was time to go to Georges Marest's breakfast.
66 IX  |            I am losing. Shall we go shares, monsieur?"~ ~"Madame
67 X   |    marching to the door as~if to go away.~ ~"One moment, papa
68 X   |          the reason he forgot to go for those papers was~because
69 X   |         you'll ever get from me.~Go and make it up with your
70 X   |    however, he knew not where to go.~ ~Chance which destroys
71 X   |      still more the men~who will go wrong in spite of the fatherly
72 X   |      from that."~ ~"Could he not go into some other office?
73 X   |       Presles had the courage to go to~the Comte de Serizy and
74 XI  |      observing each other.~ ~"We go a little faster than we
75 XI  |    Monsieur de Serizy's property~go?"~ ~"To his wife, who will