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 1 I   |              be sure to say he would pay a handsome pourboire if
 2 II  |             high price, was~ready to pay Margueron even more than
 3 II  |       Monsieur de Serizy, anxious to pay his debt of~gratitude, enabled
 4 III |        adding the money necessary to pay the toll at the barriere,
 5 III |            the inns; they'd make you~pay for the slightest thing
 6 III |              than this, say so! I'll pay my fare and take a~post-horse
 7 IV  |         clerk,"~thought he. "I shall pay my compliments to his master,
 8 IV  |          studios--ought certainly to pay you~twenty thousand. Whereas,
 9 IV  | carriage-builders, to whom I~have to pay two thousand five hundred
10 IV  |            apiece, which they didn't pay me. However, that was my~
11 V   |         money, and a tenant who will pay well."~ ~"How much will
12 V   |          thousand francs you need to pay for~your new coach. Therefore,
13 V   |            at any cost, to make them pay attention to him.~ ~"'All
14 VII |            at least three years, and pay~considerable sums for entrance
15 VII |              Let him study law; I'll pay the~costs. Put him in a
16 VII |              a year, of which I will~pay three, so that your son
17 VIII|            we will make him, I hope, pay a glorious~entrance-fee."~ ~"
18 VIII|          Bordin, hoping that he will pay~the costs.~ ~Signed: Oignard,
19 VIII|             sends her one, she~shall pay the money laid out upon
20 X   |            uncle and Monsieur~Moreau pay all expenses, and he earns,
21 X   |         uncle Cardot has promised~to pay for his substitute; Oscar
22 XI  |            who was totally unable to pay sixteen francs to a hat-maker,
23 XI  |            appeared by~his manner to pay him the respect due in all