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1 I   |      in a~far from reassuring condition.~ ~One of the lines which
2 III |      Madame Husson's pitiable~condition, and he was able, before
3 VI  |      not to know her previous~condition. Moreau did services to
4 VI  |      dinner and reviewing the condition of her~rooms, she walked
5 VI  |    dining with me, but one on condition,--~that of describing, as
6 VII |      had remained in the same condition for the last six~years,--
7 VII |     offer him our business~on condition that he takes Oscar as a
8 VIII| father, had himself~known the condition in which Oscar now was.