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 1 I   |         perch; when there, they went, as~everybody knows, by
 2 I   |        was wont to say:--~ ~"We went at a fine pace!"~ ~But in
 3 II  |    consulting him; but he never went to court, and was~seldom
 4 II  |    State in the afternoons, and went~to bed at nine o'clock.
 5 II  |         received all~Paris; she went into the country; she returned
 6 II  |      steward to his wife, as he went to bed~that night, "if I
 7 III |        Moreau slept whenever he went to Paris.~ ~Pierrotin had
 8 III |        upon a long journey,~and went with him to the vehicle
 9 III |      Moreau's advice, he seldom went to the theatre, and~then
10 IV  |       to himself, as the coucou went down the hill~from La Chapelle
11 IV  |       myself arrested; so off I went, with two or~three dashing
12 IV  |  despair, left all to myself, I went off to the wars as a private
13 IV  |     returned from Rome, where I went at~the cost of the government,
14 IV  |       was a revolution there. I went~straight to Mina, who appointed
15 IV  |         resumed Schinner, "so I~went there, leaving Mistigris
16 IV  |      replied~Schinner. "So in I went," he resumed, "and I found
17 IV  |         nobody would see us, we went to~walk, Zena and I, upon
18 IV  |        losing my head because I went twice~to walk with a woman.
19 V   |      Moulineaux? for I know you went to Paris to~get the money
20 VI  |      your mother."~ ~He himself went rapidly along the shortest
21 VI  |      after the~two artists, who went away laughing at the expression
22 VI  |         his horse here while he went to the chateau to give a
23 VI  |      she saw~him.~ ~Moreau then went through the offices to his
24 VI  |            The count and Moreau went downstairs; Moreau white
25 VII |        as to a hope, and always went to see him once every three~
26 VII |    start this young fellow?" he went on, after calling to~Oscar
27 VII |             Madame Clapart then went on to relate her visit to
28 VIII| weathers, Godeschal woke up. He went~down with Oscar to the office,
29 VIII|       kept but a short time, he went to his work in the office;~
30 VIII|       night. Once a month Oscar~went to breakfast with his uncle
31 VIII| Consequently, uncle Cardot, who went privately to Desroches~and
32 IX  |       month on her dress, never went~out except in a hired carriage,
33 IX  |      his mother left him, Oscar went to lounge upon the boulevards~
34 IX  |          Florentine, tired~out, went to bed, oblivious to Oscar,
35 X   |       presence of the clerk she went off into such~fits of laughter
36 X   |       The kind-hearted creature went to sleep~after charging
37 X   |    five-hundred-~franc note, he went into his private office
38 X   |        her mind. The poor~woman went, for the first time in forty
39 X   |        the struggle~of 1830, he went over to the side of the