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 1 II |            If you don't settle the thing at once that farm~will slip
 2 III|          you~pay for the slightest thing ten times what it is worth."~ ~
 3 III|          one doesn't get into that thing~for pleasure; I have business
 4 IV |          that a harem~is much of a thing; you might as well have
 5 IV | decorations to do such a dastardly thing," said~Oscar.~ ~"Never mind;
 6 IV |         next night we did the same thing, and again I wanted to~get
 7 VI |         coach--"~ ~"It is a stupid thing to do," said Joseph Bridau.~ ~"
 8 VI |    Moulineaux. But that is not the thing that has cost~me his favor."~ ~"
 9 VII|           Moisselles. However, the thing is done, and there~is no
10 VII|        before he does some doltish thing which will make~the count
11 VII|           However, it was a clever thing to do, for the Cocon d'Or
12 VII|     securities. When I find a good thing, Pere Leger and I examine
13 IX |           with my life. Oscar, one thing I want to~say to you now.
14 X  |           as for me, it is another thing. I shall~be of age in a