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 1 I   |             extremely profitable,~for three rival enterprises worked
 2 I   |           could rightfully carry only three passengers, it was~not uncommon
 3 I   |               mass; whereas when only~three were on a seat they banged
 4 I   |               Pierrotin~sat, on which three travellers could perch;
 5 I   |               occasions it could take three more in a square compartment~
 6 I   |          Though its frontage has only three or four windows on~the faubourg
 7 I   |         second story, in which two or three coaches had room to stand.
 8 I   |             burst with envy! It takes three horses! I~have bought a
 9 I   |              the~mate to Rougeot, and three hundred for new harnesses,
10 I   |        conveyance."~ ~"I'll wait two, three quarters, and throw a little
11 I   |             to do in Paris; sometimes three or four packages a day,--
12 I   |          Monsieur Moreau wasn't worth three thousand francs when~Monsieur
13 II  |         fifteen miles from Paris. For three or four years Moreau had
14 II  |               gave Moreau a salary of three thousand francs and his
15 II  |   clandestinely; the interests of his three~children served as a poultice
16 II  |           circumstances, he had,~only three days before this critical
17 II  |             your steward for the last three years, being aware of his
18 III |                Often--that is to say, three or four times a month--Pierrotin,
19 III |        ancient carvings, consisted of~three connecting rooms, a dining-room,
20 III |            away,"~she said; "write me three times at least during the
21 IV  |               bed after an illness of three months, from the~germ, so
22 IV  |               off I went, with two or~three dashing fellows,--Selves,
23 IV  |         second glass of wine,~and ate three more cheese-cakes.~ ~"Good
24 IV  |             order to marry Zena, paid three hundred thousand~francs
25 IV  |                one Dalmatian,--he~was three and a half Dalmatians at
26 IV  |             of that lifetime--to wit, three days--which I~passed exchanging
27 IV  |               Leger.~ ~"I only stayed three days in the town and fifteen
28 V   |            enough to buy the farm for three hundred and sixty~thousand,
29 V   |       interests by finding him~nearly three per cent for his money,
30 V   |              a fish I must deliver by three o'clock for a great~dinner
31 V   |             as we go along.~We can go three in your jolter."~ ~To the
32 V   |          Diplomacy," replied Oscar.~ ~Three bursts of laughter came
33 V   |              on having travelled with three such~distinguished men,"
34 V   |            the morning and~works from three to eight o'clock; after
35 V   |            back into the coach.~ ~The three young fellows were now as
36 VI  |              his servants. He stacked three hundred tons of excellent
37 VI  |              in shape in spite of her three children, played the young~
38 VI  |              oh!" cried Mistigris, in three ecstatic tones. "Why, Presles~
39 VI  |             and the two painters, all three of them painfully~self-conscious
40 VII |           take another course. I have three children,~and I ought to
41 VII |          those he must study at least three years, and pay~considerable
42 VII |        besides, where could I get the three thousand francs~board-money
43 VII |             himself and his wife with three hundred thousand francs,
44 VII |              divided~his capital into three shares of four hundred thousand
45 VII |         francs each,~which he gave to three of his children,--the Cocon
46 VII |          himself not at all about the three or four~other tenants of
47 VII |            spent in all~not more than three thousand francs a year there;
48 VII |            went to see him once every three~months and talked to him
49 VII |              the boy to call upon him three times~during each vacation.
50 VII |                 Your uncle sums up in~three words all that I have been
51 VII |             year, of which I will~pay three, so that your son will cost
52 VIII|                  November, 1806.~ ~At three in the afternoon, the above-named
53 VIII|               with exquisite wines of three regions, to wit: Bordeaux,~
54 VIII|          Signed by all the clerks.]~ ~Three clerks had already been
55 VIII|             deceived by the Book, and three real~"receptions of welcome,"
56 IX  |            was the age of gold.~ ~For three years the warbler of "Mere
57 IX  |          began to give~dinners, spent three hundred francs a month on
58 IX  |               de Cancale,--where were three invited persons besides
59 IX  |               in~1830.~ ~At half-past three the solid eating of the
60 IX  |           sent to a livery-stable for three open~carriages, in which
61 IX  |                honor"~kept him there. Three more turns and the gains
62 IX  |       consumed with thirst, and drank three glasses of iced~punch one
63 IX  |       intuitions injured his vein. By three o'clock in the morning,
64 X   |          there!" said Moreau. "I have three children, and I can make
65 X   |               though he couldn't live three months, and then your mother
66 X   |            Cerisaie to its despair.~ ~Three days later Oscar drew the
67 XI  | Messageries-royales, was divided into three~compartments, coupe, interieur,
68 XI  |            almost~bald, retained only three or four tufts of hair above
69 XI  |       Monsieur and Madame de Canalis, three places," he said. Then,
70 XI  |          places; Monsieur de Reybert, three places; Monsieur--~your