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 1 II|            leased and cultivated~a farm, the fields of which projected
 2 II|       Serizy, called Presles. This farm~belonged to a burgher of
 3 II|       expire, and the owner of the farm~refused all offers from
 4 II|             had~desired to buy the farm, having heard that Monsieur
 5 II|      settle the thing at once that farm~will slip through your fingers.
 6 II|          close the purchase of the farm of Moulineaux.~ ~Before
 7 II|     concluding his purchase of the farm, Monsieur~de Serizy also
 8 II|            to that, he could buy a farm worth a~hundred and twenty-five
 9 II|           thousand francs, and his farm at~Champagne, enlarged by
10 II|            desired to purchase the farm of Moulineaux,--the ownership
11 II| indispensable to his comfort. This farm consisted of ninety-~six
12 II|          am in hopes of~buying the farm and mill of Mours for a
13 II|          and talked of cutting the farm up into a number of smaller
14 II|         purchase of the Moulineaux farm. They mean to get an extra
15 II|           so certain of buying the farm that he is now~in Paris
16 IV|           the deed of sale for the farm at Moulineaux, put it into
17 V |          be glad enough to buy the farm for three hundred and sixty~
18 V |          said the inn-keeper, "the farm is really worth that to~
19 VI|         butcher with pigs from the farm, after reserving~those he
20 VI|       horses which belonged~to the farm. Besides these horses, Moreau
21 VI|           the deed of sale for the farm at Moulineaux, all ready~
22 VI|           He asks too much for the farm at the present moment."~ ~"