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 1 I  |    possess a regular stage-coach service.~ ~Nevertheless, the Touchards,
 2 I  |      business, made it a regular service, and became noted for his~
 3 I  |          at night. Proud of this service, which necessitated the
 4 III|          on the step.~ ~"At your service," replied the farmer, looking
 5 IV |       Egypt,--and we entered the service of pacha Mohammed; a queer
 6 VI |        Moreau had taken into her service a daughter of one of the~
 7 VI |     after night to the Emperor's service, and working~eighteen hours
 8 VII|          pension,--his period of service not being long enough to
 9 VII|         professions, or military service. All forms of commerce need
10 IX |      Enriched with a magnificent~service of plate, the "prima danseuse"
11 X  |   Besides, six years of military service will put some lead into
12 XI |        coat, which had seen long service at balls, had now,~like
13 XI | Pierrotin now controls the whole service of the Valley of the Oise,"~