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 1 I  | chateau,--that's all right, isn't it?"~ ~"They say Monsieur
 2 III| days!" cried Georges.~ ~"It isn't my fault," said Pierrotin, "
 3 III|       Besides, the distance~isn't great."~ ~"I am never
 4 III|  preferences, Pierrotin, it~isn't right."~ ~"Coucous and
 5 IV | Mistigris,~maliciously. "He isn't much tanned by the sun."~ ~"
 6 IV |     Monsieur de~Serizy. "It isn't catching; it only comes
 7 IV |   the case is different. It isn't on~account of fashion;
 8 V  |  some celebrated professor, isn't he?--~Monsieur Andrieux
 9 VI |     replied Georges.~ ~"But isn't your name Georges?"~ ~"
10 VI |    HE may be, but my master isn't," said Georges, "and he
11 VII|     in philosophy, well, IT~ISN'T PERU, you know! You will