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 1 I  |   affair which Pere~Leger, the farmer at the Moulineaux, came
 2 II |    minister of State.~ ~A rich farmer of Beaumont-sur-Oise, named
 3 II |      finances at Beaumont. The farmer, who knew he~could sell
 4 II |    which his mind was set, the farmer had long endeavored to come~
 5 II |        between the~notary, the farmer Leger, and Moreau. You have
 6 III|     belonged to the species of farmer which has a square back,
 7 III|         very seriously, as the~farmer attempted to put a foot
 8 III|     your service," replied the farmer, looking in and showing
 9 III|       said to Pierrotin.~ ~The farmer was hoisted in by the united
10 III|     only to La Cave," said the farmer, good-~humoredly.~ ~In France
11 III|    that little mare," said the farmer, who by this time~was seated. "
12 III|      waited for~you?" said the farmer to the two young men.~ ~
13 IV |     and in Pere~Leger, the fat farmer, an excellent subject to
14 IV |        soldier?" asked the fat farmer. "How old~are you?"~ ~"Twenty-nine,"
15 IV |       fling any in?" asked the farmer.~ ~"I, a Frenchman! for
16 IV |    with your treasures?" asked farmer Leger.~ ~"Ha! that's it!
17 IV |        Turks to you. You are a~farmer; the Padishah (that's the
18 IV |    about the taxes?" asked the farmer.~ ~"Oh! the taxes are heavy;
19 IV |      you're a bold dog," cried farmer Leger. "I should have kept
20 IV |      you," said Georges to the farmer. "Maraschino comes~in cases."~ ~"'
21 V  |      once a day," said the fat farmer; "and I'll break a crust
22 V  | together," said~Georges to the farmer.~ ~"Twenty francs for his
23 V  |       he turned~to look at the farmer.~ ~"I've done for him,"
24 V  |        thwarting it," said the farmer, laughing.~ ~"The count
25 V  |       propose me as tenant and farmer; it~gives him a look of
26 V  |    thought, looking at the fat farmer as he entered the~kitchen. "
27 V  |    probably breakfast with the farmer and the inn-~keeper, feared
28 V  |        ceased to talk with the farmer of the beauty of the~hostess
29 V  |     the great painter, and~the farmer. The count himself could
30 V  |       How so?"~ ~"Why, I'm the farmer at Moulineaux. Hey, colonel,
31 V  |      by~the discovery that the farmer was the present occupant