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 1 I   |      for six months."~ ~At this moment a footman in livery, carrying
 2 II  |        Henri IV. At the present moment Moreau was worth one hundred
 3 III |       chance, every man~has his moment of beneficence; he may call
 4 III |         a gold~watch! From that moment the young man assumed, in
 5 III |        rue d'Enghien.~ ~At this moment the scene was enlivened
 6 IV  | returned from Asia--"~ ~At this moment the count, hastening into
 7 IV  |         surely, because at~this moment the coucou reached the guard-house
 8 IV  |  self-possession, upset for~the moment by finding out how much
 9 V   |       mother is, at the~present moment, not exactly in the social
10 V   |        inn; I~want to get out a moment."~ ~Pierrotin hurried his
11 VI  |         to Les Moulineaux for a moment."~ ~The steward, then about
12 VI  |         a mere episode from the moment when Oscar revealed his~
13 VI  |         the farm at the present moment."~ ~"But why is he not coming
14 VI  |       strained voice.~ ~At this moment Estelle and her husband
15 VI  |      the count, after~waiting a moment for Oscar's excuses. "A
16 VII |         being harnessed at this moment to my wife's~carriage, and
17 VII |    worth.~Owning at the present moment about two hundred and fifty
18 VII |         his Excellency. At this moment I feel within~me the power
19 VII |         a blockhead; up to this moment when I~write to you, he
20 VII |    remark imposed silence for a moment on Clapart; but presently
21 VIII|       new clerkship, and at the moment when he was about~to pass
22 IX  |        entered the room at that~moment to bring her son some cravats,
23 X   |        as~if to go away.~ ~"One moment, papa Cardot. You will be
24 X   |     Philippe Bridau."~ ~At this moment Moreau, to whom the case
25 X   |       thesis~to him."~ ~At this moment carriage-wheels were heard,
26 XI  |      some rural fete.~ ~At this moment a clerk, with a paper in
27 XI  |     Pierrotin,~because, at that moment, Madame Moreau de l'Oise,