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 1 I   |    which would be difficult to sell if it~remained upon their
 2 II  |      farmer, who knew he~could sell the fields piecemeal to
 3 II  |       the property in order to sell~to the count at a handsome
 4 II  |       was no longer willing to sell the whole in one block,~
 5 IV  |        t you,~that the British sell powder and munitions of
 6 IV  |       own land will do well to sell it. Monsieur Schinner must
 7 V   |       see a horse he wanted to sell~to him. "It will be queer
 8 V   | harness that~horse you want to sell me into the cabriolet; we'
 9 VII |       Mere's when he wanted to~sell his silks to the Emperor,
10 VIII|      his venerable pow! May he sell dear so glorious a~practice!
11 X   |  office. The marquis wished to sell the~land in parcels and
12 XI  |        s just what I wanted to sell."~ ~By this time they had