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 1 I   |          with~him."~ ~"Ha! then I'm to carry Monsieur le Comte
 2 I   |           or going to see them, I'm allowed to drive up~to the
 3 III |         to see their effect.~ ~"I'm in style," he said, giving
 4 III |      uttered by Georges.~ ~"Oh! I'm not going far; only to La
 5 IV  |         arrested. Suppose I say I'm~the son of Marshal Ney?
 6 IV  |          are no informers here,~I'm sure,--by the Emperor."~ ~"
 7 IV  | consequence,--a mere decorator. I'm on may way to a~chateau
 8 V   |        there's a hill to climb; I'm not hungry, and I'll drive
 9 V   |          Mistigris. "As for me, I'm not listening to~you; I'
10 V   |           not listening to~you; I'm deaf: 'discretion plays
11 V   |      Leger.~ ~"How so?"~ ~"Why, I'm the farmer at Moulineaux.
12 VI  |            That is he!"~ ~"Then I'm lost!" exclaimed Georges.~ ~"
13 VII |       would have~piqued him.~ ~"I'm afraid Poiret came while
14 VII |          out of school.~Listen, I'm no talker," he continued; "
15 VIII|       their fortunes! His mind, I'm afraid, is~not fitted for
16 IX  |        how stupid!" she cried. "I'm banker now. But we'll play
17 X   |          hurt no one by myself. I'm cured of such~things forever.
18 XI  |            said old Reybert.~ ~"I'm afraid," said Joseph Bridau,