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 1 I   |         they were not allowed to get in until at some~distance
 2 I   |     their vehicles) were made~to get down outside of every village
 3 I   |          Pierrotin, and where to get~them he did not know. He
 4 I   |     thousand francs he wanted to get from the steward. "He is
 5 II  |    Moulineaux farm. They mean to get an extra hundred~thousand
 6 III |      before his own marriage, to get her an~appointment as head-waiting-woman
 7 III |       plainly that he~desired to get away from her useless and
 8 III |     packages so that they cannot get wet if~the weather should
 9 III |           Besides, I am going to get into the coach."~ ~The lad
10 III |     figure!"~ ~"How shall I ever get rid of mamma?" thought Oscar.~ ~"
11 III |          fun he~might be able to get out of the lad during the
12 III |          Mistigris. "Couldn't we~get a mouthful somewhere? My
13 III |      vacuum."~ ~"Have we time to get a cup of coffee?" said the
14 III |           The deuce! one doesn't get into that thing~for pleasure;
15 III |        at number 50. He couldn't get a place in the Beaumont~
16 III |             I haven't paid; I'll get out," said Georges, alarmed.~ ~"
17 III |         la Fidelite, "suppose we get out,~hey?"~ ~"I'll get out,
18 III |        we get out,~hey?"~ ~"I'll get out, too," said the count,
19 III |         if a passenger wishes to get~out."~ ~"Ten louis for you
20 III |       yours,"~said Georges, "so, get on."~ ~"Perhaps he's afraid
21 III |      Pere Leger; "we are sure to get to La Chapelle by~mid-day,"--
22 IV  |      their~places. Minds need to get their equilibrium as much
23 IV  |    Carbonaro? the deuce! I might get myself arrested. Suppose
24 IV  |         I~concluded I had better get off while I could. But I'
25 IV  |   capture Ali by sea; and he did~get hold of him, assisted by
26 IV  |         eat onions or rise. They get opium from poppies, and~
27 IV  |          decorator, you will not get two thousand."~ ~"The money
28 IV  | sovereigns. What pourboires I'll get!"~ ~"And all the places
29 IV  |        only eight hundred now to get," remarked the count,~who
30 IV  |      said Oscar, "we shall~never get on."~ ~"And Monsieur Schinner
31 IV  |     thing, and again I wanted to~get rid of the old woman, but
32 IV  |       the Uscoque and the judges~get most of the old villain'
33 IV  |         Mistigris. "And I had to get from Venice to Rome by painting
34 V   |        know you went to Paris to~get the money for the purchase,"
35 V   |      that titters.'~You'll never get on in diplomacy if you don'
36 V   |        say he is, why doesn't he~get his Majesty to touch him?"
37 V   |      Marquis d'Aiglemont. If you get that former~adorer of Madame
38 V   |          the next inn; I~want to get out a moment."~ ~Pierrotin
39 V   |    forest; if you really want to get to the chateau, go through
40 VI  |          did the Comte de Serizy get here?" said the painter
41 VI  |         a dressing that boy will get from Monsieur and Madame
42 VII |         I'll bet that if he does get a place down there,~it won'
43 VII |           besides, where could I get the three thousand francs~
44 VII |   pomegranates. "And what did he get?"~ ~"The fourth rank in
45 VIII|     follies of youth might still get the better of him. Nevertheless,
46 VIII|          more knowledge he could get of the world and its laws,
47 VIII|           that fellow!"~ ~"We'll get some fun out of him yet,"
48 IX  |    francs. Go to~the Palais, and get from the registrar a copy
49 IX  |         in his new clerkship, to get a copy~of a judgment which
50 IX  |           and don't let yourself get tipsy, either with play
51 IX  |     anything. His~business is to get himself admitted to the
52 IX  |      rule of conduct. Above all, get home by midnight; for, remember,~
53 IX  |    to-morrow morning by seven to get that~judgment. A man is
54 IX  |          to prepare,~in case you get a bad number, I have been
55 IX  |        me five hundred francs to get~that cursed judgment of
56 IX  |         Stay where you are; I'll get you a~thousand francs and
57 X   |        You will be so good as to get your nephew~out of a scrape
58 X   |          was concerned. I was to~get a paper at the Palais in
59 X   |       the last penny you'll ever get from me.~Go and make it
60 X   |        stay a clerk before I can~get a practice shall be spent
61 X   |       without fortune."~ ~"I may get a lucky number," said Oscar.~ ~"
62 X   |         ask for his influence to get Oscar into the~cavalry.
63 XI  |   travellers who were waiting to get into the coach.~ ~"Come