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 1        I,  XIII |       to speak to you about our pay, and then we wish to have
 2        I,  XIII |           What is it about your pay?”~“Just this, sir; as the
 3        I,  XIII |        like to know whether our pay is to be diminished in proportion.”~
 4        I,  XIII |     think, be allowed that your pay was calculated from sunrise
 5        I,  XIII |        interval should be. Your pay will continue as before.
 6        I,  XVIII|         my money! when will you pay me my money? Pay me what
 7        I,  XVIII|       will you pay me my money? Pay me what you owe me, you
 8        I,  XVIII|         man growling savagely, “Pay me you shall; yes, by the
 9        I,  XVIII|       God of Abraham, you shall pay me.”~“A Jew!” exclaimed
10        I,  XVIII|     voyage the Spaniards should pay for their passage— terms
11        I,  XVIII|         ever make those fellows pay anything?”~“They have lots
12        I,  XIX  |       business with us. We will pay him by bills of acceptance
13        I,  XIX  |        ship to Algiers.~“I will pay you honestly; I will pay
14        I,  XIX  |        pay you honestly; I will pay you well,” he cried; but
15        I,  XXI  |     Zoof, “that he will have to pay for his lodgings. But wait
16       II,  II   |      your stuffs?”~“Nobody will pay me a proper price.”~“Well,
17       II,  II   | answered Ben Zoof.~“But I would pay you to wake him.”~The captain
18       II,  IV   |         studies for a time, and pay a visit to the common hall.
19       II,  IX   |         buy your goods. I shall pay for them.”~“Ah yes, your
20       II,  IX   |     have told you once, I shall pay for all I buy.”~“Ready money?”
21       II,  IX   |    Excellency. But how will you pay me?”~“Pay you? Why, we shall
22       II,  IX   |      But how will you pay me?”~“Pay you? Why, we shall pay you
23       II,  IX   |          Pay you? Why, we shall pay you in gold and silver and
24       II,  IX   |      when that is gone we shall pay you in bank notes.”~“Oh,
25       II,  IX   |      would make European prices pay, after all. He had a plan—
26       II,  IX   |      short weight; but I cannot pay for a kilogramme except
27       II,  XIV  |      phrases: “Rascal! he shall pay for it yet. I will be even
28       II,  XIV  |       city, why does he make me pay for what anybody else could
29       II,  XVI  |      should be sued and made to pay him damages; he asserted
30       II,  XVII |       he should be compelled to pay 50,000 francs for a balloon-ticket,