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 1 I  |        unicorn. Come, harness up!" added Pierrotin, glancing out
 2 I  |       There's no name upon it," he added.~ ~"Monseigneur's arms are
 3 II |           francs~in savings, if he added this sum to that, he could
 4 II |          trust entirely to him. He added~that Margueron was no longer
 5 II |            this plan, and perhaps, added Moreau, it~might be best
 6 III|          what to make of you," she added in a severe tone, fancying~
 7 III|           his very~white neck, and added to the vivacity of his bright
 8 IV |           was~inward, his plague?" added the rapin, talking back
 9 IV |           his master. "And so," he added, turning to Georges,~"monsieur
10 IV | tallow-chandler! Come, my lad," he added, calling to Oscar,~"drink
11 IV |            Smyrna.~ ~"I assisted," added Georges, "at the execution
12 IV |     himself to you in~particular," added Georges.~ ~"'Tisn't polite
13 V  |         kitchen. "But perhaps," he added, "it is only a scheme; Moreau
14 V  |             by way of precaution," added the count,~striking Pierrotin,
15 V  |            What a chit for chat!'" added the rapin.~ ~"Your family,
16 V  |           protection, Excellency," added Schinner, turning to Oscar.~ ~"
17 V  |           wear my decorations," he added, looking at the painter, "
18 V  |         the same place to-morrow," added the count, who then left
19 V  |          on to Les Moulineaux," he added, not wishing~his companions
20 VI |           Good-day, messieurs," he added to Mistigris and~his master,
21 VI |        from Monsieur~le comte," he added, addressing the two young
22 VI |           which country~habits had added a certain violent coloring,
23 VI |          Husson boy is with papa," added the lad; "shall I fetch~
24 VI |           above all, artists," she added in a mincing tone; "and
25 VI |         young, fascinating woman," added Bridau.~ ~Just as Madame
26 VI |        will now go and dress," she added, after looking at him~contemptuously
27 VI |            as for you, madame," he added~to the gamekeeper's wife, "
28 VI |         chateau by this time," she added, anxious to be rid of the~
29 VI |        work, my~dear Schinner," he added, pointing to the ceiling
30 VI |           on~an uncle in America," added the count, laughing. "But
31 VI |            Bridau.~ ~"And common," added Mistigris. "'Vulgarity is
32 VII|            new suit of clothes, he~added the silver cup and fork
33 VII|           little fellow grows," he added, taking Oscar by the ear.~ ~"
34 VII|         and breakfast with me?" he added.~ ~"We are at your orders,"
35 VII|        indeed, in all~others," she added, catching herself up, "you
36 IX |           of the lower courts," he added,~with notarial assumption, "
37 IX |            Beranger.~"Georges," he added, "is very rich; he has inherited
38 IX |           shame of youth let it be added that~good advice is never
39 IX |          imagine~the fine page now added to the Golden Book of jurisprudential~
40 X  |        means ought to be perfect," added Moreau, not suspecting~the