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 1 I   |       at Presles? he is such a kind man," thought Pierrotin,
 2 I   |       he's a truly good~man, a kind man, a king of men, hey!"~ ~"
 3 II  |     ever comes to life of this~kind without some serious underlying
 4 II  |   solely from~excessive labor. Kind, and always considerate
 5 IV  |        and Cophs. But all~that kind of animal is very uninteresting,
 6 V   |     show an effect of the same kind,--"'By the~footing, Hercules.'"~ ~
 7 V   |      chocolate--"~ ~"A special kind of bread and chocolate,
 8 VI  | occasion, the countess, always kind and good to her former~maid,
 9 VI  |  difficult~for a man not to be kind and hospitable after feathering
10 VII |  greatest~establishment of its kind in Paris. And here's your
11 VII |        breakfast," replied the kind old man, leading Oscar by~
12 VII |         Come, Oscar; thank our kind Monsieur Moreau, and don'
13 VIII|        slightest fault of that kind a clerk leaves my office."~ ~"
14 IX  |    often found in women of her kind, and he answered~openly:--~ ~"
15 XI  | Reybert. Monsieur le comte was kind enough to arrange the~marriage