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 1 Ded |         the brilliant mind that gave me the subject of this Scene~
 2 I   |      order to drag it along, he gave his stout old~horse, called
 3 II  |        UNFATIGUABLE master, who gave no heed to the fatigue of
 4 II  |     care that you~are so."~ ~He gave Moreau a salary of three
 5 II  |       the count that~the latter gave him the means to send both
 6 III |         thanking Pierrotin, she gave him glances which would
 7 III |      place in the Treasury~that gave him a salary of eighteen
 8 III |       tone of fatalism.~ ~Oscar gave a sigh as he remarked the
 9 III |       Rougeot by the bridle and gave that guttural cry, "Ket,~
10 IV  |       simply Georges. The pacha gave~me a harem--"~ ~"You have
11 IV  |  indispensable for talking. Ali gave me five legitimate~wives
12 IV  |         continued Georges, "Ali gave me yataghans, and carbines,~
13 IV  |   forgotten the~riding-lesson I gave him, recognized me. You
14 IV  |   crosses to the sovereigns who gave them to me~for the devotion
15 IV  |        but I'll go, I'll~go!' I gave up landscape and studied
16 VI  |        a large crow-beaked nose gave him an air that was the
17 VI  |       old~cut-glass chandelier, gave a grandiose appearance to
18 VI  |        good to her former~maid, gave her, as a souvenir perhaps,
19 VI  |       played the young~girl and gave herself the airs of a princess.
20 VI  |     shoes and thread~stockings, gave Madame Moreau all the appearance
21 VI  |  Schinner with us."~ ~Mistigris gave a sly glance at his companion.~ ~"
22 VI  |     open without detection, and gave it~to the man as soon as
23 VI  |       and ask pardon of him who gave food to~your mind by obtaining
24 VI  |        with him;~and on the way gave orders that the horses should
25 VII |        After all the cautions I gave you this~morning--"~ ~She
26 VII |        That thought, that hope, gave me~courage to face the privations
27 VII |        deal to your father, who gave him his~sister, Mademoiselle
28 VII |    Cardot has four children. He gave his establishment, the Cocon
29 VII |  hundred thousand francs, which~gave him an income of thirty
30 VII |  thousand francs each,~which he gave to three of his children,--
31 VII |        Cardot, on the contrary, gave~notice when he dined at
32 VII |     nose, thick and long,~which gave him somewhat the air of
33 VII |     professed~epicureanism, and gave himself the license of free
34 VII |     considered that Pere Cardot gave expression to a high sense
35 VII |      louis which my~grandmother gave me, and walked to Paris;
36 VIII|      elegance that he no longer gave a~thought to his clothes.~ ~"
37 VIII| spotless record, the land-agent gave him the money to dress~himself
38 VIII|         of the hurrahs which we~gave for her at dessert.~ ~To
39 VIII|         Monsieur Desroches, and~gave his name without hesitation
40 IX  |        a woman-of-all-work, and gave them two~hundred and fifty
41 IX  |        from the theatre; but he gave the girl, out~of love for
42 IX  |      son well-~dressed, and she gave him a gold watch, the price
43 IX  |         it, too; for the master gave me five hundred francs to
44 IX  |       coach, paid his fare, and gave the address of his mother
45 IX  |        francs which my employer gave me to obtain a~document
46 IX  |       lost the money his master gave him for some legal affair.
47 X   | Desroches will have no pity! He gave me the money~for an important
48 X   |          Yes, monsieur."~ ~"Who gave him the money?"~ ~"Why,
49 X   |    which watches over~them." He gave Godeschal Mariette's letter
50 X   |       her duty~towards you. She gave you an education; she placed
51 X   |        Vicomte de Serizy, which gave him the rank of sub-~lieutenant
52 X   | aide-de-camp to La Fayette,~who gave him the rank of captain