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 1 I  |         and sat himself at the side, on a~sort of box placed
 2 III|      now standing on the other side of the street, saw none
 3 III|        jauntily~perched on the side of his head, seemed the
 4 III|    seen the count, who, on his side, knew the former~only by
 5 IV |       of dust~rising on either side of it from that much travelled
 6 V  |        has the ministry on his side, I have~King Louis XVIII.,"
 7 V  |       Madame de Serizy on your side, you will win husband and
 8 VI |       suits of~rooms on either side opened. The kitchen was
 9 IX | instinct of gamblers, took the side~of Giroudeau, the old officer
10 X  |     morning. Godeschal, on his side, getting~up at six and finding
11 X  |      1830, he went over to the side of the people. This desertion,
12 XI |     Marest, Frederic~The Seamy Side of History~The Member for