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 1 I |         Leger, the farmer at the Moulineaux, came to Paris the other
 2 II|          purchase of the farm of Moulineaux.~ ~Before this matter came
 3 II|          to purchase the farm of Moulineaux,--the ownership of~which
 4 II|       thousand francs out of the Moulineaux~affair,--and I certainly
 5 II|   tricked in the~purchase of the Moulineaux farm. They mean to get an
 6 IV|          of sale for the farm at Moulineaux, put it into his~coat pocket,
 7 V |        Well, are you to have Les Moulineaux? for I know you went to
 8 V |        will enable me to~buy Les Moulineaux for two hundred and sixty
 9 V |        that to~him."~ ~"Yes; Les Moulineaux brings in to-day six thousand
10 V |     happen to be going on to Les Moulineaux," he added, not wishing~
11 V |           Why, I'm the farmer at Moulineaux. Hey, colonel, what brings
12 V |          present occupant of Les~Moulineaux, has slipped away so adroitly
13 VI|          am obliged to go to Les Moulineaux for a moment."~ ~The steward,
14 VI| arrangement with Leger about Les~Moulineaux, so that they might retire
15 VI|   monseigneur; he means to go to Moulineaux before dinner, and he~has
16 VI|          of sale for the farm at Moulineaux, all ready~for signature."~ ~"
17 VI|       himself in relation to Les Moulineaux. If you have been, as you
18 VI|          about~the affair of Les Moulineaux. But that is not the thing
19 VI|    completed the~purchase of Les Moulineaux, was about to leave the