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 1 I   |            the fire. Last~night I was sent to the stable to order the
 2 II  |            anxious to end the matter, sent for his notary,~Alexandre
 3 II  |              preceding evening he~had sent Moreau a line by the diligence
 4 II  |      Margueron to~dinner on Saturday, sent off an express to the count'
 5 II  |           count that although~she was sent away at nine o'clock, he
 6 III |           school of Henri IV.; and he sent her regularly, by~Pierrotin,
 7 IV  |               the count, who had been sent by Napoleon~on one occasion
 8 VI  |           arrival of the two painters sent~down to finish the decorations
 9 VI  |              to the~chateau, and were sent by Moreau himself to their
10 VI  |              here are the two artists sent down by Monsieur~Schinner."~ ~
11 VI  |               come here without~being sent for?"~ ~Rosalie paid no
12 VII |               his behavior before you sent him to me? How many~misfortunes
13 VII |               happening.~ ~"They have sent Oscar back to you in a post-chaise,"
14 VII |             ordered that he~should be sent home to you. Here's a letter
15 VIII|           office;~occasionally he was sent to the Palais, but always
16 IX  |               for our evil genius has sent him to us. Though~the Christian
17 IX  |           walk. Consequently, Georges sent to a livery-stable for three
18 X   | five-hundred-franc~note which she had sent. "You must excuse my having
19 X   |         appointed major of a regiment sent to Africa at the~time of