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1 I   |    though Pierrotin was only paying a tax on six. On these specially~
2 II  |     Consolidated thirds,~now paying five per cent, and quoted
3 III |  many~humiliations which the paying pupils put upon those who
4 VI  |      vied with each other in paying attention to Schinner and
5 VIII| court-yard, for which he was~paying a relatively low price.~ ~
6 IX  |  whom his cousin Georges was~paying his addresses. Born in Mexico,
7 X   |    continue in the law after paying,~as they say, his tax of
8 XI  | Beaumont-sur-Oise, Oscar~was paying his addresses to Mademoiselle