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 1 II  |    estate, where his~wife could play the lady in a country region,
 2 IV  | moustache."~ ~Oscar, anxious to play the man, swallowed the second
 3 IV  |       Hue, Bichette!~They won't play that trick on the great
 4 V   |         t you think that's good play?" said Leger.~ ~"Besides,"
 5 VI  |   Presles came every evening to play cards with them. It is difficult~
 6 VI  |      You need not hurry; go and play with him," said his mother.~ ~
 7 VII |    Poiret, who often came in to play dominoes, for never~did
 8 VIII|     such action was the~natural play of his soul, as walking
 9 VIII|      breathing were the natural~play of his organs. Eighteen
10 IX  |       Cabirolos, where we shall play cards, and you'll see the
11 IX  |     guard. They will ask you to play, and,~of course, the Desroches
12 IX  |       but be careful. You~shall play for both of us; here's a
13 IX  |        prudent; remember not to play beyond that~sum; and don'
14 IX  | yourself get tipsy, either with play or libations.~Saperlotte!
15 IX  |         t drink~too much, don't play too long, and maintain a
16 IX  |        Put down the money; I'll play; you shall being me luck!
17 IX  |         m banker now. But we'll play together~still, won't we?"~ ~
18 IX  |         began, with Florine, to play a heavy~game against the
19 IX  |         seized with the fury of play and insisted on~taking the
20 IX  |         uncommon with those who play for the first time, he won.
21 X   |       fifteen hundred francs at play at your age?"~ ~"Oh, uncle,