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 1 I   | indulgence in that~respect which won for them the grateful affection
 2 IV  |          France, at Montereau, I won the rank of~sub-lieutenant,
 3 IV  |         to end of~Egypt, and you won't see one."~ ~"But I suppose
 4 IV  |        five hundred francs more, won't take fifteen~hundred down,
 5 IV  |    thousand! Hue, Bichette!~They won't play that trick on the
 6 IV  |        he reproduces one of them won't that~be enough?"~ ~"If
 7 V   |     there," replied Leger, "they won't keep~their eyes in their
 8 V   |   Schinner; your fame is~already won, and nobly won by splendid
 9 V   |        is~already won, and nobly won by splendid work. But you
10 VII |              A boy who has never won a prize at school!" continued
11 VII |       get a place down there,~it won't be a week before he does
12 VII |        does she bore~me; and she won't give me children to lessen
13 VIII|       Alps.~"Monsieur Moreau, we won't kill him; but he'll have
14 IX  |       master. Monsieur Desroches won't~stand any one not succeeding
15 IX  |          ll play together~still, won't we?"~ ~Fanny Beaupre rose
16 IX  |         at ecarte.~ ~"Nathan has won twelve hundred francs,"
17 IX  |           Bankers always win; we won't let them fool us, will
18 IX  |      play for the first time, he won. But Georges~bewildered
19 IX  |     brigands~Finot and Giroudeau won them from him. Poor innocent!"~ ~"
20 IX  |       said Mariette. "My brother won't make~light of it, nor
21 X   |          examination to pass, it won't~be much ill-luck for him
22 X   |      piety. She believed she~had won the attention of heaven