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 1 I  | Isle-Adam frequently said,~"Here comes Pierrotin!" when he was
 2 I  |     master. Honest man! He often~comes to Paris and gives me a
 3 I  |        My bill for cartage alone comes to fifty francs a~month,
 4 II |       one, unless a priest, ever comes to life of this~kind without
 5 III|          to move for the man who comes~last? We all have a right
 6 IV |          isn't catching; it only comes out in conversation."~ ~"
 7 IV |        said Georges, "because it comes from Bercy.~I've been to
 8 IV |           and the prime minister~comes down to be a foot-boy. The
 9 IV |          the farmer. "Maraschino comes~in cases."~ ~"'Romances
10 VI |    gamekeeper's wife, "if Moreau comes back for his horse, tell~
11 VII|      shall,~when the proper time comes, lend him a quarter of the
12 IX |          and the repugnance that comes over us against the fateful
13 XI |      your great man."~ ~"Here he comes," said the steward of Presles,