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 1 I   |          clock usually lagged on till half-past,~while that of
 2 II  |          the morning,~and worked till mid-day, attended to his
 3 VI  |    though it did not leave Paris till mid-day. She was,~therefore,
 4 VIII|          of~the rigid Godeschal, till dinner. The dinner was that
 5 VIII|         to the office and worked till night. Once a month Oscar~
 6 VIII|       much. You can't have boots till you are called to the~bar.
 7 VIII|     breakfast; which did not end till seven o'clock the next morning.~ ~
 8 IX  |       the dessert~did not appear till eight o'clock,--each course
 9 IX  | decolletee and swathed in~laces, till she looked like the vignette
10 X   |        all hours? My ball lasted till five in the morning, and
11 X   |         I should wait composedly till~he draws for the conscription,
12 X   |          doesn't become a lawyer till he is~twenty-six; that is,