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 1 II  | Grand-Livre."~ ~"But why don't you ask for the post of juge-de-paix
 2 III |           matter how much they may~ask you," continued Madame Clapart,
 3 III |         replied Pierrotin. "Go and ask, you," he said to his porter,~"
 4 IV  |        profited by the occasion to ask the pair their names.~ ~"
 5 IV  |            that's it! you may well ask that! Those fellows down
 6 V   |             said~Georges. "Might I ask what it is?"~ ~"Diplomacy,"
 7 V   |          language of the courts. I ask your~future protection,
 8 VI  |         Rosalie appeared~again, to ask for linen and silver, and
 9 VI  |         deplore your state, and to ask her for certain remedies,~
10 VI  |           knees, wretched boy! and ask pardon of him who gave food
11 VII |         Oscar as a pupil; and I'll ask him to let~the boy live
12 VIII|          Leopold~Hannequin; I will ask his advice as to what I
13 IX  |           on your guard. They will ask you to play, and,~of course,
14 X   |            the Comte de Serizy and ask for his influence to get