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 1 I   |       circumference of fifteen or twenty miles. The~passion of the
 2 I   |      there are no parcels either! Twenty good Gods! a fine day~like
 3 I   |   consolation.~ ~"But no parcels! Twenty good Gods! What a fate!"~ ~
 4 I   |          harm should come to him! Twenty good Gods!~hadn't I better
 5 II  |        Ronquerolles, the widow at twenty of Gaubert, one of the~most
 6 II  |         was worth one hundred and~twenty thousand francs of capital
 7 II  |  carefully~hidden one hundred and twenty thousand francs, and his
 8 II  |    retired in 1816, having served twenty years,--always at a distance~
 9 III |         mother, to whom~a trip of twenty miles appeared a journey,
10 IV  |         who~can nurse a vengeance twenty years and accomplish it
11 IV  |        ought certainly to pay you~twenty thousand. Whereas, if you
12 V   |         Georges to the farmer.~ ~"Twenty francs for his breakfast!"
13 V   |        fooled. If you should want twenty~thousand francs or so, I'
14 VI  | travellers;~neither does he spend twenty francs between Paris and
15 VIII|           do for a comrade."~ ~At twenty years of age, Oscar became
16 IX  |           have promised a PROD of twenty francs to Simon. Wait for~
17 IX  |           danseuse of~nineteen to twenty years of age. Her friends
18 IX  |         you are a~second clerk at twenty, and to hear of your successful
19 IX  |    forever heard. Would Oscar, at~twenty years of age, have the wisdom
20 IX  |          stomachs of eighteen~and twenty are inexplicable to the