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 1 I   |         shoulders, which could be placed or removed at will. This~
 2 I   |           certain trips Pierrotin~placed four rabbits on the bench,
 3 I   |        the side, on a~sort of box placed below the body of the coach
 4 II  |          of which the Emperor had placed him, and came~to Paris,
 5 II  |       with~the utmost confidence, placed him in charge of his private
 6 II  |   position in which this marriage placed him (more than one~example
 7 II  |   convenience and luxury had~been placed.~ ~"That will suit me,"
 8 II  |          hour.~Augustin, however, placed it, according to custom
 9 III |          what~care they are being placed."~ ~"Oscar, don't stay more
10 III |   importance a portfolio which he placed~beneath the cushion of the
11 IV  |        that enigmatical youth had~placed there. On it he read the
12 VI  | threatening because his eyes were placed too close together. But
13 VI  |       situation of their dwelling placed the~Moreaus, was thus adroitly
14 VII |          said "Fair lady," and he placed in their~carriages, and
15 VII |           without protectors; he "placed himself at their disposition,"
16 VIII|         he could reach a register placed on the top~shelf, where
17 X   |        gave you an education; she placed you on the right~road, and
18 X   |           a year. Chance had thus placed the ex-clerk under the command