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 1 I   |             he is such a kind man," thought Pierrotin, struck~with a
 2 I   |             again this morning,--he thought she came from the country."~ ~"
 3 II  |           down the number.~ ~He had thought at one time of giving the
 4 III |             ever get rid of mamma?" thought Oscar.~ ~"What's the matter?"
 5 III |            in his trousers pocket,"~thought Oscar.~ ~The young man turned
 6 III |          the hotel kitchen.~Georges thought it just and reasonable to
 7 III |      reigned in the studios. It was thought a triumph to find~changes
 8 III |            Oh, my thousand francs!" thought Pierrotin as he winked an
 9 IV  |      companions.~ ~"Let me see," he thought to himself, as the coucou
10 IV  |          East, you must know, it is thought very bad style to~have wives
11 IV  |            Crottat's second clerk,"~thought he. "I shall pay my compliments
12 IV  |            now about his~crosses, I thought there was something in him,"
13 IV  |         that's why he wears spurs," thought poor Oscar.~ ~"At that time
14 IV  |       Orientals are so queer! But I thought I'd had enough of it;~for,
15 IV  |            of the Fleet--"~ ~"But I thought he was in the cavalry?"
16 IV  |           and probably a pirate, he thought no more of~spitting a Christian
17 V   |     believed they had educated me!" thought Oscar,~endeavoring to smoke
18 V   |             down there to~seek," he thought, looking at the fat farmer
19 V   |             combine against us," he thought; "it is allowable to~baffle
20 VI  |          been endurable without the thought of vengeance which had,
21 VI  |            They are both charming," thought Madame Moreau. "Do you enjoy~
22 VI  |           had felt such pain at the thought that Moreau had deceived
23 VI  |      conversation at Saint-Brice he thought him~less an accomplice of
24 VI  | conversation was still going on,~he thought of pardoning his steward
25 VI  |         make of it!"~ ~"After all," thought Georges, "though I did blague
26 VI  |        minister, struck by a sudden thought. "Are you~any relation to
27 VI  |           means such a ninny as you thought him from his questions about~
28 VII |          the world so changed as he thought it; he was surprised~to
29 VII |          you succeeding in it. That thought, that hope, gave me~courage
30 VII |  Nevertheless, the word "army," the thought of being a~soldier, and
31 VII |       Cardot, grave and polite, was thought to be~somewhat cold, so
32 VII |           the old man's ethics, and thought that, having made the happiness~
33 VII |       father-in-~law.~ ~"He knows," thought he, "how to unite the interests
34 VII |         from his point of view;~she thought he must certainly be interested
35 VIII|           lad is in a good school," thought Moreau.~ ~For two whole
36 VIII|            that he no longer gave a~thought to his clothes.~ ~"A good
37 VIII|           inmost being. At times he thought of quitting a~life so directly
38 VIII|           of~our domicile, where we thought we were.~ ~In the statutes
39 IX  |      discover the joke which, as he thought, lay behind this~Marquise
40 IX  |        Godeschal!" cried Oscar, who thought his mother's suggestion~
41 IX  |            joy to the poor lad, who thought of~his manner of dress on
42 IX  |         game with jokes which Oscar thought singular; but~reflection
43 IX  |         thousand francs. Oscar then thought of feigning illness~and
44 IX  |            of the house.~ ~"Ah!" he thought, "it is only women of rank
45 X   |             of his uncle Cardot, he thought it wise~to feign sleep,
46 X   |         brought with her from Paris thought~best to amputate his left
47 XI  |        leaders.~ ~"Poor Pierrotin," thought he; "he has stuck like me,--