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 1 I  |        these vehicles, which were half diligence,~half coucou,
 2 I  |        which were half diligence,~half coucou, were invariably
 3 I  |           it?"~ ~"If you or I had half what he has spent upon it,
 4 II |     invest his money at two and a half per cent, and~thus appear
 5 III|              I am never more than half an hour late," asserted
 6 IV |    Dalmatian,--he~was three and a half Dalmatians at the very least;
 7 V  | investment at more than two~and a half per cent. The count can'
 8 V  |          it. The count would give half his fortune if~he had a
 9 VI |        thousand francs instead~of half that sum. I offer to give
10 VII|       have each a quarter and I a half in the profits; but I do~
11 IX |        After wandering, tipsy and half asleep, through the dark
12 X  |        and vanity give tongues to half the attorneys."~ ~At this