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 1 VIII|       straw and hay, sat my old colonel, one of the~most extraordinary
 2 VIII|         fantastical portrait of Colonel~Oudet sketched by Charles
 3 VIII|  Emperor from Eugene's army, my colonel was a tall man, at least
 4 IX  |    Paris is so common. When the Colonel was quiescent, his blue
 5 IX  |      Orsay, was eclipsed by~our colonel on the occasion of the last
 6 IX  |     explain the phenomenon--the Colonel was not a~lady-killer, or
 7 IX  |      regiment of artillery, its colonel marching at the head. This~
 8 IX  |      marching at the head. This~colonel wanted to make the captain
 9 IX  |        course, refused; but the~colonel of the other regiment signed
10 IX  |       the work of a moment. Our Colonel, who was but a little way
11 IX  |     face to face with the other colonel, at the very~moment when
12 IX  |          Help!' No, our Italian~colonel was no longer human! Foam
13 IX  |       In two seconds we saw our Colonel's opponent stretched on
14 IX  |      was not indifferent to our~Colonel. This circumstance had aggravated
15 IX  |        of the table, facing the Colonel. This Sicilian was a little
16 IX  |        between his wife~and the Colonel for three years past. I
17 IX  |     minute after my arrival the colonel, having~finished his meagre
18 IX  |         bed.~The meaning of the Colonel's utterance was self-evident.
19 IX  |         and apparently when the Colonel was snug in his couch~of
20 IX  | questioning than~the first. The Colonel's strong burr, and the length
21 IX  |      behind us, and went to~the Colonel.~ ~"All the party sat in