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 1 I   |         In summer, that golden period for the coaching business,
 2 II  |     Revolution, and spent that~period on his estate of Serizy
 3 II  |  Hundred Days, and passed that period on his estate~at Serizy.~ ~
 4 III |     his shabby cap of a bygone period, a pointed skull, from the~
 5 III |       be a rising man. At that~period of our history, government
 6 III |       and immense miseries,--a period when youth prefers~misfortune
 7 IV  |       gone some distance. This period of silence is~employed as
 8 VI  | freestone, in the style of the period of Louis XV.~(it is enough
 9 VII |       claim to a~pension,--his period of service not being long
10 VIII|   hoped to do his "stage" (the~period between the admission as
11 VIII|       month of June, 1822, the period when~Desroches took the