Chapter

 1 1|    looked only about twenty-five years of age, and any trace of
 2 1|        Jean Goujon's designs, in years of toil, had been purchased
 3 1|         fifteen hundred vanished years oppressed him; he sickened
 4 1|       experience of some hundred years at least, he stretched his
 5 1|        of the Treasury for three years without receiving any perquisites?" ~
 6 1|     centenarian with a couple of years to spare, and a millionaire
 7 1|        even in hearts of seventy years." ~A laugh burst from the
 8 1|         De Viris illustribus for years past, they reached a mansion
 9 1|          speeches made for forty years past at the Tribune for
10 1|         large and stout, seventy years old at least, they are the
11 1|          seemingly about sixteen years old, ignorant of evil and
12 1|         of our life is worth ten years of a bourgeoise existence,
13 2|          long, slow agony of ten years' duration can be brought
14 2|          you the first seventeen years of my life for fear of abusing
15 2|       and only when I was twenty years old gave me so much as ten
16 2|   rattling of gold; I was twenty years old; I longed to be steeped
17 2|         was an only son; and ten years before, I had lost my mother.
18 2|        generals; and now for ten years he struggled with liquidators,
19 2|        of timber made during the years 1814 to 1817; in that case
20 2|    to-day I am barely twenty-six years old, certain of dying unrecognized,
21 2|        keep life in me for three years - the time I allowed myself
22 2|         I lived for nearly three years in that way," Raphael answered,
23 2|        for each day. I had three years' supply of clothing, and
24 2|         seemed to be about forty years of age; sorrows had left
25 2|       following day. ~"For three years I lived in this airy sepulchre,
26 2|      recompense. Since attaining years of discretion, until the
27 2|     queen in France these twenty years, for I should have fallen
28 2|         of a million, for twenty years he can neither sleep, eat,
29 2|       left a garret, after three years of poverty, and I could
30 2|        woman of about twenty-two years of age; she was of average
31 2|           I would have given ten years of life just then for a
32 2|         court, and for about two years he has been writing a Royalist
33 2|          hasn't he devoted eight years of his life to obtaining
34 2|        have bartered a couple of years of life for every hour she
35 2|         that I had led for three years past ended on this day.
36 2|         but owing to those three years of discipline, I enjoyed
37 3|          old man of some seventy years of age pursued his way along
38 3|        an old peasant whom fifty years of domestic service had
39 3|      never spoken a word for ten years, and had compelled himself
40 3|         shortened my life by ten years! Another blunder of this
41 3|          to be offered every ten years for the solution of the
42 3|        lived more than a hundred years. What does the number of
43 3|         the inheritance of fifty years of experience treasured
44 3| debauchery, after spending three years over an extensive work,
45 3|         the patient for some ten years or so to obtain a good result
46 3|       somewhere about thirty-six years of age, thin and tall, reserved
47 3|      himself. "I am twenty-seven years old, and I have a title
48 3|         old men, one broken with years, the other worn out with
49 3|        seemed to be about thirty years old appeared on the threshold