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 1 I   |     ready to go to Presles at seven this morning. But when seven
 2 I   |  seven this morning. But when seven o'clock~came, Monsieur le
 3 II  |     study the next morning at seven.~ ~"Monsieur," she said
 4 V   |   take another lease of it at seven thousand five hundred for~
 5 VI  |    the count was dressing.~ ~"Seven persons invited to dinner!"
 6 VII |      the~scholarship, between seven and eight hundred francs
 7 VII | miseries of a mother who, for~seven years past, has been forced
 8 VIII|  should never spend more than seven hundred francs a year.~Good
 9 VIII|        which did not end till seven o'clock the next morning.~ ~
10 VIII|    the afternoon to half-past seven in~the evening. Coffee,
11 IX  |    the master of the ship for seven years,~Cardot now found
12 IX  |       to have a copy ready by seven o'clock to-~morrow morning."~ ~"
13 IX  |   Palais to-morrow morning by seven to get that~judgment. A
14 X   |      Desroches' office~before seven o'clock in the morning.
15 X   |    four, was in his office by~seven. Mariette's maid, not finding
16 X   | second clerk. About half-past seven he heard Godeschal dictating