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1 II  |      to complain of Napoleon. Consequently, when the Bourbons~returned,
2 IV  |  thousand of~the talari, and, consequently, his name is, as I may say,
3 VI  | cavalry-sergeant at Beaumont. Consequently, no festivity~was ever given
4 VIII|       with board and~lodging. Consequently, uncle Cardot, who went
5 VIII|     curtailed by his parents. Consequently, we~hereby record with the
6 IX  |    engaged at the Opera, and, consequently, wanting all the~luxury
7 IX  |      of the party could~walk. Consequently, Georges sent to a livery-stable