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 1 I   |    think."~ ~"A cabriolet would cost him forty francs to go there
 2 III |        this infernal bar, which cost such trouble~to put up.
 3 IV  |       Rome, where I went at~the cost of the government, after
 4 V   |          and~his breakfast will cost him--"~ ~"Ten francs at
 5 V   |       him, now~resolved, at any cost, to make them pay attention
 6 V   |       matter, although it would cost him nothing to~oblige me.
 7 VI  | pigeon-cotes, and~cattle at the cost of the estate, but the manure
 8 VI  |       is not the thing that has cost~me his favor."~ ~"What then?"~ ~"
 9 VII |  through school, where you have cost me, in spite of the~scholarship,
10 VII |         eldest son, the notary, cost him~four hundred thousand
11 VII |        Well,~Florentine doesn't cost me what a wife would; neither
12 VII |       lend him a quarter of the cost of a~practice; and I will
13 VII |    three, so that your son will cost you only six hundred francs,~
14 VIII|     stockings, and shoes.~Boots cost too much. You can't have
15 IX  |       cane with a gilt top, the cost of which he had~saved himself,
16 X   |        salary, and never has he~cost you a penny. For two years
17 X   |   Monsieur Moreau,~I have never cost you one penny, and I owe