Parte, Capitolo, §

1     1,     6,   5|  question of detail, made up of habits and impressions. It does
2     1,     7,   3|      dress, housing, furniture, habits, and so on, is reduced as
3     2,     7,   1|    often consist of certain bad habits of agents of the Counter-Revolution.
4     2,     8,   2|        of counter-revolutionary habits and leaven that holds them
5     2,     8,   3|      connections with ideas and habits long considered innocent
6     3,     3,   2|        from which result common habits and a common will. Individual
7     3,     3,   2| appearance and consolidation of habits that will tolerate, at most,
8     3,     3,   2|         clash with their mental habits; these transformations violate