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 1 I   |        and soiled with dust and wine and blood. This certainly
 2 V   |      familiar mixture of water, wine, and sugar, known round
 3 V   |       All of them had contained wine—the same vin a la Frangaise.
 4 VII |      out into the open air, the wine flew into his head. He told
 5 VII |     mind a crust and a drink of wine.”~“You shall have them,”
 6 VII |      took up the large glass of wine that had been brought him,
 7 IX  |     down they ordered a bowl of wine, a la Frangaise. Without
 8 X   |       brought me some bread and wine at the station house.”~“
 9 X   |          Will you not have some wine with it?”~“I should prefer
10 XIV |       earned the bottle of good wine to which I intend to treat
11 XV  |         he has taken a glass of wine that they can do whatever
12 XVI |         restaurants, cafes, and wine shops installed in the vicinity
13 XVI | favorite morning beverage—white wine. Turn which way he would,
14 XVII|       of emptying this glass of wine—”~“Excuse me,” interrupted
15 XVII|  swallow a tumbler of sweetened wine, and sit down between two
16 XX  |        ordered a bottle of good wine; and while we drank together,
17 XX  |           Well, he paid for the wine and went away. I had forgotten
18 XXI |    ordinary” and a “chopine” of wine, and then, after gulping
19 XXI |         meat and a “chopine” of wine in a guttural voice.~The
20 XXI | drinking innumerable bottles of wine, they contrived to reach
21 XXI |        cold meat and a glass of wine acceptable. Father Absinthe’