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 1 II  |     added~that Margueron was no longer willing to sell the whole
 2 IV  |        But," said Leger, who no longer understood a single word, "
 3 VI  |         meanness. Though you no longer possess my~confidence, endeavor
 4 VI  |        beyond recovery. I am no longer steward~of Presles, no longer
 5 VI  |   longer steward~of Presles, no longer in the count's confidence."~ ~"
 6 VI  |       shocked. Moreau seemed no~longer in his senses; his face
 7 VII |       but Monsieur Moreau is no longer steward of Presles,~and
 8 VII |       On the day when he was no longer able to keep his place,
 9 VII |       you may live thirty years longer to see your fifth~child
10 VII |        she nor her son need any longer be a~burden on him.~ ~"He
11 VIII| examinations more searching and longer~than those of the law-school.
12 VIII| attempts at elegance that he no longer gave a~thought to his clothes.~ ~"
13 X   |    uncle Cardot--"~ ~"I have no longer an uncle Cardot," replied
14 X   |           Oscar sat down and no longer restrained his tears, which