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 1 I   |      to shorter trips, and~so lived on for several years. At
 2 I   |     the two coach proprietors lived under a good understanding,
 3 III |       quarter, Madame Clapart lived on a third floor at the
 4 III |       nobility of the kingdom lived on the ancient~site of the
 5 IV  |   were ruined. My mother, who~lived on her diamonds, which she
 6 VII |    She told him~that they had lived, especially for the last
 7 VII | self-interest.~ ~Uncle Cardot lived at Belleville, in one of
 8 VII |     ending his days there, he lived rather plainly, served by
 9 VII | children, who, seeing that he lived in a cheap way, reflected
10 VII |       in Paris--but not as we lived at Presles," said~Moreau,
11 VIII|     For two whole years Oscar lived in the rue de Bethisy, a
12 VIII|  going to see his~mother, who lived even more penuriously than
13 X   | heroically! If his father had lived, he~would never have had
14 X   |    You complained that my son lived on your salary, and never
15 X   |       thanks to her devotion, lived on to torture her; but she~