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 1 I   |        outdone by the progress of new lights. Since the beginning
 2 I   |      Pierrotin.~ ~"You forget the new coach!" cried Pierrotin.~ ~"
 3 I   |      heart of Pierrotin in a fine new coach? To shine upon "the~
 4 I   |    Rougeot, and three hundred for new harnesses, on which he had~
 5 I   |          openly declared that the new coach was to start~on the
 6 I   |          Pierrotin, struck~with a new idea. "Perhaps he would
 7 II  | restoration and the~effect of the new furniture. He intended all
 8 II  |          been done, and decide on new purchases, was struck with
 9 III |         francs; which was all the~new household had to live on.
10 III |        drew up suddenly,~also the new patch in the said trousers
11 III |         him the profession of his~new travelling companion.~ ~
12 IV  |          that would be emitting a new opinion."~ ~"You think you'
13 IV  |         Leger, about my beautiful new coach on which I have paid
14 V   |           of his stocking and the new "footing,"--~his mother'
15 V   |          you need to pay for~your new coach. Therefore, by way
16 V   |    cleverly in~order to work this new mine of amusement.~ ~"Monsieur
17 V   |      consequence, his magnificent~new coach.~ ~ ~
18 VI  |         but on reaching~Presles a new sensation came over him,
19 VI  |       imported from Paris all the new fashions.~She wore expensive
20 VII |       marriages, and cards at the New Year. The proud Madame~Clapart
21 VII |         given the boy an entirely new suit of clothes, he~added
22 VIII|         have two black coats, one~new, one old, a pair of black
23 VIII|           taken~possession of his new clerkship, and at the moment
24 VIII|        the licentiate's degree, a new clerk~arrived to take the
25 VIII|           to you the arrival of a new jurisconsult; and as~he
26 VIII|    Desroches began, as it were, a~new dynasty. This circumstance
27 VIII|        been scribbled, had bought~new tables, and white boxes
28 VIII|       boxes edged with blue, also new. His staff was~made up of
29 VIII|          inauguration of this our new register.~ ~In witness whereof
30 VIII|          of various receptions of new~clerks, distinguished from
31 VIII|          by~acknowledgment of the new member, we learned that
32 VIII|       office."~ ~The next day the new clerk found the register
33 IX  |      Oscar, Godeschal sounded the new~clerk to discover the joke
34 IX  |         that I had just ordered a new coat and trousers and~waistcoat,
35 IX  |           first employment in his new clerkship, to get a copy~
36 IX  |          draw up~the terms of her new engagement; I shall have
37 IX  |        the bootmaker with~Oscar's new clothes, remained alone
38 IX  |     satisfaction the arrival~of a new better; for all, with the
39 X   |     soften the~blow which Oscar's new folly would deal to the
40 X   |         not a~man who can begin a new career by taking off your
41 X   |     Husson, whose devotion to the new dynasty amounted to~fanaticism,
42 XI  |               Ah! monsieur is the new collector of Beaumont,"
43 XI  |        Bridau. "Have you made any new campaigns in Asia, Africa,