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 1 I  |   chateau. Do you think it is true he has already spent two
 2 I  |    something at any rate."~ ~"True," said the valet, nodding. "
 3 III|    young man~accompanied by a true "gamin," who was followed
 4 IV |      you don't know, that the true title of the Grand Seignior
 5 IV | credit drawn upon himself.~ ~"True," said Pierrotin. "Xi! xi!
 6 VI |      of Peers?"~ ~"Ah! that's true," said the count. "Yes,
 7 IX |     hand.~"You are, indeed, a true friend."~ ~"Ah, monsieur!"
 8 IX |           Oscar listened with true pleasure to these slurs
 9 IX |       noticed the attitude of~true grief, which, because it
10 XI |   gloves,~rather dirty, it is true, on the outside of which