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 1 I   |     Monsieur le Serizy going to live at Presles at last?" asked~
 2 II  |         retire to Isle-Adam and live in the Pavillon~de Nogent."~ ~
 3 II  |      six hundred francs, and we~live at Presles, where your steward
 4 III |        the~new household had to live on. When Moreau returned
 5 IV  |       if country it is. I can't live now without smoking a~narghile
 6 IV  |      the fellahs just enough to live on. That's a system that~
 7 V   |         he must be intending to live there, or~why should he
 8 VI  |       de Serizy allowed them to live in the midst of~that abundance
 9 VI  |         retire from Presles and live at Isle-~Adam. She had no
10 VII |      you? If some day we should live at our~ease, we may owe
11 VII | regarded himself as~unworthy to live. He had only suffered mentally.
12 VII |         earn some, for you must live. There are but four careers
13 VII |     could you~find the money to live and clothe yourself during
14 VII |      that is all we have had~to live upon. Therefore, what more
15 VII |         are many at every step. Live in your mother's home, in
16 VII |          God grant that you may live thirty years longer to see
17 VII |       ll ask him to let~the boy live with him at nine hundred
18 VIII|       fellow! He has managed to live, as I did when a clerk,
19 IX  |          very well! vivat!~Long live the Marests!"~ ~"What's
20 X   |        me as~though he couldn't live three months, and then your
21 XI  |      hat-maker, being~forced to live from hand to mouth. The