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 1 I   |          losses during the winter months, of the necessity of soon
 2 I   |        would take my note for six months."~ ~At this moment a footman
 3 III | Nevertheless, at the end of a few months,~Pierrotin was puzzled to
 4 IV  |         after an illness of three months, from the~germ, so the doctors
 5 IV  |       note for a thousand for two months! Those~vultures want it
 6 VI  |           of each twenty-four for months together, you who knew~my
 7 VII |          see him once every three~months and talked to him of Oscar,
 8 VIII|           of his organs. Eighteen months after Oscar's installation
 9 VIII|           which had kept him some months out of~Paris.~ ~"Always
10 VIII|      office, during the first~six months of Desroches' installation,
11 X   |          shall~be of age in a few months; and you have no rights
12 X   |     though he couldn't live three months, and then your mother will
13 XI  |         ill-~blacked, and of many months' wear. A faded waistcoat,
14 XI  |        very gently, thus:--~ ~Two months after his official installation