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 1 I   |       the twenty-seven miles in five hours with his~caravan,
 2 I   |     coach-builder, not counting five hundred for the~mate to
 3 I   |     instead of the two~thousand five hundred still due, he was
 4 I   |      and each time she gives me five francs,--a real great lady~
 5 II  |      time to the Council of the Five~Hundred, and accepted those
 6 II  |       accepted a sum of twenty-~five thousand francs from a wood-merchant
 7 II  | Consolidated thirds,~now paying five per cent, and quoted at
 8 III |         liaison with one of~the five kings of that reign, married,
 9 III |            Don't forget to give five francs to the servants when
10 IV  |        for talking. Ali gave me five legitimate~wives and ten
11 IV  |        winning the 'grand prix' five years~ago. My name is Schinner."~ ~"
12 IV  |  inexperienced persons than the five other~travellers uneasy.~ ~"
13 IV  |        have to pay two thousand five hundred francs more, won'
14 IV  |       by painting portraits~for five francs apiece, which they
15 V   |         of it at seven thousand five hundred for~eighteen years.
16 VI  |    table, messieurs; we dine at five, as in Paris. If you like~
17 VI  |         her husband allowed but~five hundred francs a year for
18 VI  | dishonest I should now be worth five hundred thousand francs
19 VII |    there; for he dined in~Paris five days in the week, and returned
20 VIII|        so that he does~not lose five minutes on the way. You
21 VIII|        rely upon. So we all, my~five clerks and I, work as hard
22 VIII|        was that of a~monk.~ ~At five in the morning, in all weathers,
23 VIII|       worthy Godeschal had made five or six parties of pleasure
24 VIII|       hour of departure came at five o'clock,~"I have a cousin
25 IX  |      opening his cash-box, "are five hundred francs. Go to~the
26 IX  |   raised the monthly stipend to five hundred francs, for which,
27 IX  |       had by this time acquired five additional years, he had~
28 IX  |        old fellow.~ ~During the five years of silver and gold
29 IX  |        happiness of being able, five years from now, to buy a
30 IX  |          for the master gave me five hundred francs to get~that
31 IX  |     were~adorned with diamonds, five gold pieces. Oscar pulled
32 IX  |        of his mouth.~ ~"Lend me five hundred francs," said the
33 IX  |        and took out the note of five~hundred francs which Desroches
34 IX  |        openly:--~ ~"I have lost five hundred francs which my
35 IX  |        but don't risk~more than five hundred, so that you may
36 IX  |    Georges and his partner lost five games running. After losing
37 X   |      hours? My ball lasted till five in the morning, and you
38 X   |        it?"~ ~"There, take your five hundred francs, you scamp!"
39 X   |       inclosing a bank bill for five hundred~francs to repair
40 X   |       had~happened. He took the five hundred francs from his
41 XI  |  Monsieur Leger, "and sends out five coaches. He is the~bourgeois