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 1 I   |      comes to fifty francs a~month, more or less. If madame
 2 III |    the boy down to~him for a month that he might study his
 3 VIII|    worked till night. Once a month Oscar~went to breakfast
 4 VIII|      rising lawyer.~ ~In the month of November, when the courts
 5 VIII|  prepared for~him."~ ~In the month of November, 1825, soon
 6 VIII|   Finally, under date of the month of June, 1822, the period
 7 IX  |   hundred and fifty francs a month for their living. Pere Cardot,
 8 IX  | spent three hundred francs a month on her dress, never went~
 9 X   |  cavalry of the line. In the month of~February, 1830, Madame
10 X   | excitement of triumph in~the month of August he was promoted
11 XI  |    clock, one morning in the month of May, under the~porte-cochere
12 XI  |       asked Leger.~ ~"Once a month," replied Reybert. "She