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 1 I   |    long distances of~twelve to eighteen miles, the coucou came down
 2 I   |        possibility of carrying eighteen~persons in a vehicle drawn
 3 I   |       you; and I want~at least eighteen passengers for it."~ ~"Ha,
 4 III |     more, like other adults of eighteen or nineteen years of age.~
 5 III |      that gave him a salary of eighteen hundred francs; which was
 6 IV  |  passengers looked at~him. "At eighteen I enlisted as a private
 7 IV  |     the follies one commits at eighteen!"~ ~"And you left me without
 8 V   |      thousand five hundred for~eighteen years. Therefore it is really
 9 VI  | Emperor's service, and working~eighteen hours of each twenty-four
10 VII |       it is, my child. You~are eighteen, you are strong. Enlist
11 VII |     the flowers."~ ~"Why, he's eighteen years old!" said uncle Cardot,
12 VII |     Oscar.~ ~"Alas, yes, he is eighteen, my good Monsieur Cardot;
13 VII |   education from the miserable eighteen hundred~francs of her husband'
14 VIII|    natural~play of his organs. Eighteen months after Oscar's installation
15 IX  |     father~(who was a widower) eighteen thousand francs a year,
16 IX  |      had only his~patrimony of eighteen thousand francs a year,
17 IX  |     like that! The stomachs of eighteen~and twenty are inexplicable