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 1 IV  |    a windmill. Our made-~up wines are a great deal better
 2 VI  | nothing but~butcher's-meat, wines, and the colonial supplies
 3 VIII|   du~Hasard, with exquisite wines of three regions, to wit:
 4 VIII|   praises of good~cheer and wines, which seemed to show that
 5 VIII| bottles of twelve~different wines, regarded as exquisite;
 6 VIII|     bottles of~the choicest wines) a compote of peaches of
 7 VIII|  mirobolant~delicacy.~ ~The wines of Roussillon and those
 8 IX  | environs~and return, choice wines consumed in profusion,--
 9 IX  |     to the medical art. The wines were worthy~of Borrel, who
10 IX  |  the Imperial Guard, to the~wines, toasts, and liqueurs of