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 1 I   |        the districts which they served. The~person undertaking
 2 I   |        two vehicles. One,~which served in winter, and the only
 3 II  |        child. His~constant toil served him as shield and buckler
 4 II  |       Moreau,~who, he said, had served him faithfully for seventeen
 5 II  | interests of his three~children served as a poultice to the wounds
 6 II  |         retired in 1816, having served twenty years,--always at
 7 II  |        will serve you as he has served the State. Your~steward
 8 III |       the first occasion, which~served for all others, the steward
 9 IV  |         then to Greece, where I served under~Ali, pacha of Janina,
10 IV  |       liver."~ ~"What, have you served as a soldier?" asked the
11 IV  |       adore~the Emperor--"~ ~"I served under him," said the count.~ ~"
12 VI  |         for eight, and wants it served at six~o'clock. What are
13 VII |        he lived rather plainly, served by an~old cook and the former
14 VII |         on those days. This~was served at eleven o'clock; after
15 VII |         rapidly, though it once~served as Turcarets to the comedies
16 VIII|    together. Godeschal, who~had served his apprenticeship under
17 IX  |         Vandernesse; it must be served to-night if~possible. I
18 IX  |        which ought to have been served last evening, and Oscar,~
19 IX  |      around a table luxuriously served. Georges, moreover, made
20 XI  |       of Fieschi's machine, had served his wife~better by death