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 1 I   | archaeological work. Our~nephews ought to be enchanted to learn
 2 I   |     seventeen years, and the man ought to have~made something at
 3 II  |          honor.~Nevertheless, we ought in justice to say that while
 4 II  |        unknown to my~husband, he ought to be convinced that we
 5 III |          tires with his cane) he ought at least to have~the merit
 6 IV  |          call us in the studios--ought certainly to pay you~twenty
 7 V   |         public conveyances, they ought to be careful,~like me,
 8 V   |       France; the Czerni-Georges ought not to snub the Bourbons.
 9 VI  |            continued the count, "ought to practise discretion,~
10 VII |       have three children,~and I ought to consider their future.
11 VII |       know the path on which~you ought to start this young fellow?"
12 VII |          been saying to you. You ought to carve the~last word in
13 VIII|          his advice as to what I ought to do for my~welcome."~ ~"
14 IX  |         copy~of a judgment which ought to have been served last
15 IX  |        Poor innocent!"~ ~"But we ought to wake him," said Mariette. "
16 X   |    Marest is his evil genius; he~ought to flee him like the plague;
17 X   |         will be~without a penny. Ought I not, therefore, to reserve
18 X   |      fault.~ ~"Men without means ought to be perfect," added Moreau,
19 XI  |       cried Oscar, hastily. "You~ought to have learned before now