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 1 I  |      fine day~like this, and I've only four booked! A pretty
 2 I  |        Lion d'Argent, for they've turned a deaf ear to the
 3 I  |       an old customer."~ ~"You've often started empty, and
 4 I  |         said Pierrotin, "but I've never had the~advantage,
 5 III|        happen to change."~ ~"I've a hood," replied Pierrotin. "
 6 IV |   tanned by the sun."~ ~"Oh! I've just left my bed after an
 7 IV |          said Georges.~ ~"So I've been told," remarked Pere
 8 IV |        a sovereign prince. You've all seen him in that~picture
 9 IV | because it comes from Bercy.~I've been to Alicante myself,
10 IV |    things I ever saw, though I've seen many,--~I'll tell you
11 IV |        Zara," said Georges. "I've been there; it is on the
12 IV |         for I adore scenery. I've longed a score of times
13 V  |       look at the farmer.~ ~"I've done for him," replied Pere
14 V  |      champagne."~ ~"I can't. I've got a fish I must deliver
15 V  |        really admire it."~ ~"I've two cigars left! If no one
16 IX |      charming to Oscar.~ ~"You've taken to private diplomacy,"
17 IX |      you can win back what you've lost; but don't risk~more
18 X  |   Camusot, and to please you I've invited Tullia, du Bruel,~
19 X  |      This~time, at any rate, I've hurt no one by myself. I'
20 XI |      America?"~ ~"Sacrebleu! I've made the revolution of July,
21 XI |      bitterness.~ ~"Parbleu! I've too many--shares! that's