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 1 I |            more than he has out of his position, if he'd chosen; I can~tell
 2 II| syndic-attorney at~Versailles. In that position, Moreau the father had been
 3 II|                annoyances~of the false position in which this marriage placed
 4 II|               thousand.~ ~Such was the position of the steward at the time
 5 IV|                the Turkish admiral. My position was the more~perilous because
 6 IV|                had managed to obtain a position which is~equal to that of
 7 V |                up by the effect of his position, showed the point of~junction
 8 V |        unluckily for him, he feels his position."~ ~"Most men would," said
 9 VI|            intention of returning to a position that was more or~less that
10 VI|              of the Moreaus that their position at Presles would not have~
11 IX|               Oscar, frightened by his position, accepted the offer of the
12 X |            into all~the horrors of his position, and falling on his knees