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 1 1|     lap of luxury a year, or six months, no matter! And then
 2 2| worth a great deal more than six hundred francs. And then,
 3 2|     since Diderot once wrote six sermons for a hundred crowns!' ~" '
 4 2|    finding only some five or six intimate acquaintances about
 5 2|     that I should marry, had six toes on her left foot; I
 6 2|    live with a woman who has six toes! It would get about
 7 2|     it sufficient to pay for six months' rent in advance.
 8 2|      Keep my room for me for six months. If I do not return
 9 2|      business. I am bringing six millions for one of you." (
10 2|      gold! M. Valentin here, six times a millionaire, has
11 3|     should lose an income of six hundred francs." ~A tall
12 3|    compelled himself to draw six breaths only, every minute,
13 3|      skin; there were barely six square inches of it left. ~"