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1 Int |  pities the animals, who are worth more than ourselves, their
2 V   |       Oh, this was a journey worth while, with all the unexpected
3 V   |      hunger.~“The country is worth it,” he added with a resigned
4 VII |  fellow. Oh! with a property worth twenty thousand francs we
5 VII |      is settled. Barville is worth at least twenty thousand
6 VIII| Barville property, which was worth at least twenty thousand
7 VIII|   revert to the child. It is worth twenty thousand francs.
8 VIII|   find a way and can make it worth while?’ But M’sieu Julien
9 XI  |     fifteen thousand francs’ worth of debts within the last