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 1 I  |       Petites~Messageries, the name given to the Touchard enterprise
 2 I  |           the "hen-roost" (the~name given by conductors to this section
 3 I  |         space to allow of its being given here. The four-wheeled coach
 4 III|             others, the steward had given Madame Clapart's address~
 5 IV |              Hearing the right name given, the count, who had been
 6 V  |           Oscar.~ ~Oscar would have given ten years of his life for
 7 V  |       pictures on coin of the realm given to Moreau will enable me
 8 VI | Consequently, no festivity~was ever given among the bourgeoisie to
 9 VI |          you took,~and I would have given it to you; but let that
10 VII|          children,--the Cocon d'Or, given to his~eldest daughter on
11 VII|            an old age~almost wholly given up to mere pleasure. Among
12 VII|        visits the old gentleman had~given Oscar a dinner at the Cadran-Bleu,
13 VII|             On one~occasion, having given the boy an entirely new
14 VII|               But all my fortune is given to my children, who expect
15 IX |          hundred francs he had just given her son.~ ~"Ah, monsieur!"
16 IX |           thriving; adolescence had given place to virility. The~mother
17 IX |     usurpation. Judas had certainly given some~murderous blow to Jesus
18 IX |          francs which Desroches had given him. He looked at Nathan,
19 XI |           bearing was that which is given by success. The ribbon of
20 XI |            What 'dot' could he have given his daughter to induce our