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 1 3 |     black horses which Tony had sold her for 10,000 francs, and
 2 3 | creature whose goods were being sold to pay her debts had died
 3 3 |         cashmeres, jewels, were sold with incredible rapidity.
 4 4 |      see the list of the things sold and of the buyers' names.
 5 12|         means we use; they have sold the love that they inspire.
 6 18|         Marguerite's horses?" ~"Sold." ~"The shawl?" ~"Sold." ~"
 7 18|          Sold." ~"The shawl?" ~"Sold." ~"The diamonds?" ~"Pawned." ~"
 8 18|          Pawned." ~"And who has sold and pawned them?" ~"Why
 9 18|       to ask you for money, she sold her horses and her shawls,
10 23|        days she would have been sold up." ~"And now it is all
11 25|        the people to whom I had sold what I could not pawn; I
12 26|         is in pawn; the rest is sold or seized. Marguerite is