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 1 I   |   me give you a bit of good advice. Every~man for himself in
 2 II  |      Crottat agreed in this advice, which the count, if we
 3 III |    a father, and follow his~advice."~ ~As he got into the coach,
 4 III |    up strictly, by Moreau's advice, he seldom went to the theatre,
 5 VII | mother, and will~follow her advice; for a mother can give nothing
 6 VIII|   Hannequin; I will ask his advice as to what I ought to do
 7 IX  |    might always follow your~advice. It is what I tell him all
 8 IX  |  dear boy, but remember the advice of our good~Monsieur Godeschal.
 9 IX  |   let it be added that~good advice is never lacking to it.
10 IX  | Georges~bewildered him with advice; told him when to throw