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 1 I   |      always the same when you want money! A dog's life, and~
 2 I   |  to-morrow, I tell you; and I want~at least eighteen passengers
 3 II  |      proposals on the plea of want of~money; and he played
 4 II  |       is~going on, and if you want an upright steward you will
 5 III |      Georges.~ ~"When persons want to be master of a coach,
 6 IV  |       of fashion; but I don't want to be recognized. Have the~
 7 IV  |       said Schinner. "I don't want my affair with Lord Byron
 8 IV  |    two months! Those~vultures want it all. Who ever heard of
 9 IV  |    pacha had cut off, and the want of an eye left I don't know
10 IV  |      second.' 'Perhaps she'll want your services, and I could~
11 V   |  nobles fooled. If you should want twenty~thousand francs or
12 V   |    can harness that~horse you want to sell me into the cabriolet;
13 V   |       about that personage. I want his influence~on a rather
14 V   |     de~Serizy."~ ~"Oh! if you want to succeed," replied Oscar,
15 V   |      continued Oscar, "if you want the count's influence, I~
16 V   |       stop at the next inn; I~want to get out a moment."~ ~
17 V   |   road near~there; he doesn't want to go on to Isle-Adam."~ ~"
18 V   | replied Georges. "When~people want to talk in public conveyances,
19 V   |     the~forest; if you really want to get to the chateau, go
20 VII |      fifty thousand~francs, I want to raise myself to a fortune
21 VII |      towards her bed, "do~you want to kill your mother? After
22 VIII|       keep an eye on it. They~want to make him what you have
23 VIII|     strong linen are what you want. Ha! when a man~starts from
24 IX  | bowled us over. Ah ca! so you want to~jockey my cousin, do
25 IX  |       what you are after; you want~to demoralize my clerks."~ ~
26 IX  |      life. Oscar, one thing I want to~say to you now. Distrust
27 IX  | pretty pocket-book."~ ~"And I want it, too; for the master
28 IX  |      Vandernesse, and I don't~want to leave that sum of money