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 1 I   | gallantly at Isle-Adam~by ten at night. Proud of this service,
 2 I   |          fat's in the fire. Last~night I was sent to the stable
 3 I   |        of a lady who called last~night, and again this morning,--
 4 II  |           as he went to bed~that night, "if I make fifty thousand
 5 IV  |          t find~before to-morrow night that miserable last thousand!
 6 IV  |    dwelling of the~Uscoque. That night, changed linen, and put
 7 IV  |          send~her away. The next night we did the same thing, and
 8 VI  |          you have seen~me giving night after night to the Emperor'
 9 VI  |       seen~me giving night after night to the Emperor's service,
10 VII |         very hungry,--he who the night before had regarded himself
11 VII |       the fatigue of a~sleepless night; her feeble voice,--in short,
12 VII |          lawyer's office; drudge~night and day, and study at home.
13 VIII|             We work here day and night," said the lawyer, from
14 VIII|       the office and worked till night. Once a month Oscar~went
15 IX  |        one he was guilty of last night, or~he'll lose the confidence
16 IX  |        have to keep him here all night," said Fanny Beaupre,~laughing,
17 X   |          which he had passed the night.~ ~"Really, my little Florentine,"
18 X   |           and you have spent the night in an orgy. That's deliberately
19 X   |       Mariette reached home that night,~she felt alarmed at what