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 1 I  |    often~comes to Paris and gives me a good fee: he has lots
 2 I  |     back; and each time she gives me five francs,--a real
 3 IV |  opium from poppies, and~it gives them a fine revenue. Then
 4 IV | fine definition Montesquieu gives of despotism. 'Like the~
 5 V  |    as tenant and farmer; it~gives him a look of acting for
 6 V  |          Well, if the count gives him ten thousand francs
 7 V  |  the~scaffold."~ ~"'Silence gives content,'" muttered Mistigris.~ ~"
 8 VII| Paris. Usually, a bourgeois gives notice in~the household
 9 IX |   So he pays his debts, and gives up the law.~He hopes to
10 XI |  and, at a little distance, gives one the illusion--"~ ~"She
11 XI |  the King. This institution gives, at the end of ten~years,