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 1 I  |        cognito,'~and told me to be sure to say he would pay a handsome
 2 III|       instructions.~ ~"You will be sure to place the packages so
 3 III|          said, in a low voice, "be sure never to speak about~servants;
 4 III|           said Pere Leger; "we are sure to get to La Chapelle by~
 5 IV |         are no informers here,~I'm sure,--by the Emperor."~ ~"What!
 6 IV |            Mistigris. "The work is~sure to be a masterpiece, but
 7 IV |          sleeps!' Then, as we were sure that nobody would see us,
 8 IV |             in changing linen, 'As sure as fate,~the next time there'
 9 VI | discomfited, to the salon.~ ~"I am sure I do not know," she said. "
10 VI |    poultry-~girl together.~ ~"I am sure of it, from what this girl
11 VI |             he is ill."~ ~"Are you sure?"~ ~"I have just come from
12 VI |            will think about it, be~sure of that. As for Colonel
13 VII|            the scholarship will be sure to look~after his career,"
14 IX |        hundred, so that you may be sure of your master's~money.
15 XI |            instead of a surtout; a sure diagnostic of actual~poverty.