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 1 I   |       varied grounds of "hard times," of their~losses during
 2 III |      is to say, three or four times a month--Pierrotin, on his~
 3 III |       the slightest thing ten times what it is worth."~ ~Oscar
 4 III |     she said; "write me three times at least during the fifteen
 5 IV  |   Well, it IS like vanilla~at times."~ ~"In the Levant--" said
 6 IV  |        I've longed a score of times to paint~landscape, which
 7 VII |        whom he sees~only four times a year. He has never come
 8 VII |    air of the abbes of former times. His~countenance did not
 9 VII |    boy to call upon him three times~during each vacation. At
10 VIII|       in his inmost being. At times he thought of quitting a~
11 VIII| gloomy clerk is possessed, at times, with a craving~for fun
12 IX  |     who had~just passed eight times at ecarte.~ ~"Nathan has
13 XI  |    the opulent ease of former times to daily~work. The seams