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 1 II |  Monsieur le comte. You know of course how difficult~it is for
 2 IV |       Czerni-~Georges. Here, of course, I call myself simply Georges.
 3 IV |        all?" asked Oscar.~ ~"Of course he can't tell you that they
 4 V  |      said the inn-keeper.~ ~"Of course I do; but if the count has
 5 V  |       relates to~Pere Leger, of course."~ ~"It relates to every
 6 V  |      celeritus, and jocund.' Of course, you will reward him~well,
 7 VI |     classic~divan was there, of course, with its pillows and footstools.
 8 VI |  companion.~ ~"You know him, of course?" continued Estelle, after
 9 VI | Monsieur le Comte de Serizy, of course," replied little Moreau.~ ~"
10 VII|         for I must take another course. I have three children,~
11 VII|   cetera, et cetera.~ ~Oscar of course promised all his mother
12 VII|         feed~and clothe him. Of course he'll sow a few wild oats,
13 IX |        ask you to play, and,~of course, the Desroches office mustn'
14 IX |       till eight o'clock,--each course having taken two hours~to
15 XI |         government, to a middle course. He excites~neither envy