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 1 I   |  travel in a coucou? A peer~of France might afford to hire a cabriolet
 2 I   |       said Pierrotin. "Peer~of France or bourgeois, they are all
 3 II  |     the senator, now a peer of France, with~the utmost confidence,
 4 II  |       liquidator, on behalf of France, of claims and indemnities
 5 II  |       his functions as peer of France~and vice-president of the
 6 II  |      in a check~on the Bank of France, not forgetting the appointment
 7 III |        gardens of the~kings of France, as indicated by the present
 8 III |   widow, being forced to leave France. Madame Husson, then twenty-two~
 9 III |        When Moreau returned to France as the~secretary of the
10 III |  farmer, good-~humoredly.~ ~In France everybody takes a joke.~ ~"
11 III |        eyes of youth a peer of France, and one of the most useful
12 IV  |        lumbering diligences of~France, that gabbling and indiscreet
13 IV  |    promoted sergeant-major. In France, at Montereau, I won the
14 IV  |    whatever you like means, in France, betting nothing at all,"~
15 IV  |    Faith! I was disgusted with France; I couldn't stand it. In
16 IV  |    Grand Livre nor any Bank of France. So I was forced to~carry
17 IV  | soldiers who bear arms against France, and who deal in foreign~
18 IV  |      bureaucracy, the curse of France,~hein?"~ ~"By virtue of
19 V   |     manage to fleece a peer of France and~a minister of State
20 V   |        day recover~Belgium for France."~ ~Having committed the
21 V   |    your peace with the King of~France; the Czerni-Georges ought
22 VI  |        wood-path, this peer of France, this statesman,~wept as
23 VI  |      toil for our country, for France, you have seen~me giving
24 VI  |    blunder as taking a peer of France for a tallow-chandler--"~ ~"
25 VIII|    cruelly ravaged the land of France, now become a great~Empire,
26 IX  |        tried to~hoax a peer of France, and he bowled us over.
27 IX  |  minister of State and peer of France as he is. He~has a small
28 XI  |    coupe is taken by a peer of France, the son-in-law of Monsieur~
29 XI  |         The devil! so peers of France still travel in your coach,
30 XI  |      of the company~throughout France. I am only operating until